• aramis87
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    345 hours ago

    It’ll continue to spread, as well. Last Friday, someone with contagious measles spent hours touring 2 Texas campuses, hours in college bars and restaurants, and hours in crowded tourist attractions. Next Friday, one of those colleges starts spring break - and it takes 2 weeks for the rash to start showing up. Some of those college students will have caught measles and will go on spring break, where they’ll spread measles to other spring breakers. Three weeks from now, there’ll be outbreaks in every state in the Union.

    If you weren’t vaxxed, you were under-vaxxed, not sure if you got vaxxed, or think the vax might not have taken, now it’s an excellent time to get vaxxed.

    • @Serinus
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      194 hours ago

      It depends on how badly we’ve fallen under herd immunity, but it does seem likely.

      You can catch measles by entering a room, such as a classroom, where another student had measles two hours before.

      Unvaccinated people are going to pay for the ignorance of their parents real soon.

      • @skhayfaOP
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        154 hours ago

        Unvaccinated, immunocompromised and babies under 2 years old are at risk. Vaccination is a collective effort to protect the most vulnerable.

        • aramis87
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          73 hours ago

          People born after 1957 and vaxxed before 1967 (vax was less effective), people who only got a single shot until the mid-70’s (accidentally under-vaxxed), immune compromised/suppressed …

    • @[email protected]
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      74 hours ago

      It’ll continue to spread, as well. Last Friday, someone with contagious measles spent hours touring 2 Texas campuses, hours in college bars and restaurants, and hours in crowded tourist attractions.

      If accurate, this person belongs in fucking prison