The authors of the new report zeroed in on the uneven distribution of vaccines around the world as one of the major hurdles to overcome.
Author: Adeel Hassan
Measles cases are surging because the pandemic disrupted childhood vaccinations, global agencies say.
A rise of nearly 80 percent in reported measles cases in the first two months of 2022 is the result of millions of children missing out on routine shots, the U.N. and W.H.O. said.
The U.S. is extending a vaccine rule for international travelers at its land borders.
Unlike air travelers entering the United States, land and ferry travelers will still not have to show a recent negative coronavirus test to cross the border.
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