South Carolina has been in the center of a public health crisis. Nearly 1,000 measles cases were confirmed in the Upstate region alone during the outbreak that started last October. It’s one of the largest measles outbreaks nationwide in our modern history. It’s the direct result of declining immunization rates — and a warning sign […]
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