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What the Measles Vaccine’s “97% Effective” Rating Means for Pittsburgh Parents

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Briefings

A recent article from Nautilus discusses rising demand for the MMR vaccine in Pennsylvania due to a measles outbreak. The article cites a specific rating of 97% effectiveness for the vaccine, though the source does not provide details on the study methodology, sample size, or specific dates of the outbreak.

Key points

• Pennsylvania's measles outbreak has driven increased demand for the MMR vaccine.

Context

The article originates from Nautilus and highlights a specific 97% effectiveness rating for the MMR vaccine, though the source does not provide details on the study methodology, sample size, or specific dates of the outbreak.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from Nautilus. It does not include data on the study methodology, sample size, or specific dates of the measles outbreak. The 97% rating is a stated fact, but the source does not provide details on how it was calculated or the population it covers.

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