Health officials have confirmed measles exposures in airports and on flights, particularly linked to unvaccinated travelers. Amid rising cases traced to foreign visitors, the CDC's warnings, viewed as fear-mongering, have sparked criticism for not acknowledging the role of vaccinated individuals in transmission. The agency is now recommending full measles vaccinations for anyone traveling internationally and booster doses for trips to Texas, where infections are surging. Despite the emphasis on vaccination as a protective measure, dissenting voices in the article claim there is no scientific basis for these health recommendations.
Look, up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, no, it's the measles flying around the world infecting anyone who travels anywhere by plane, supposedly.
CDC warns of measles spread on flights while urging everyone to get stabbed with a deadly concoction of neurotoxins and live viruses to help spread it.
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