United StatesA health committee decides this week on measles elimination.
US measles cases have soared in recent years, with at least 8 deaths reported this year.
A US committee analyses the data and reports to a Pan American Health Organization panel, which rules on elimination.
Ralph Abraham, then a federal health official, said in January losing the status would be “the cost of doing business.”
The panel announces its ruling when its four-day meeting ends.
How each outlet framed it
- STAT leans critical
- frames the measles status loss as a PAHO decision due this week, pairing it with federal waivers for preventive-services panel conflicts
Sources: STAT