Measles, one of the most contagious diseases, is resurging globally due to falling vaccination rates and widespread misinformation. Although Singapore eliminated measles in 2018, 10 cases have already been reported this year, nearly matching last year’s total. While vaccination coverage here remains high, the risk of imported cases continues to pose a concern.
Can Singapore’s strong vaccination efforts hold the line against a global measles resurgence?
Hear from Prof Alex Cook as he weighs in on the drivers behind the global rise in measles.