Measles Outbreak Sparks High Demand for Vaccines in Quintana Roo
Six measles cases in Quintana Roo prompt long lines at vaccination sites as health officials deploy over 124,000 doses.
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Mexico’s Health Secretary Recommends Masks Amid Measles Outbreak
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