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Vaccine Interest Rises As Measles Cases Soar

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(Roosevelt, UT) — Measles cases in America have now topped four-thousand, and that 35-year-high is prompting many parents to reconsider vaccinations. ABC News says the TriCounty Health Department in northeastern Utah is seeing a surge in vaccinations.

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