Measles cases are surging in Massachusetts, highlighting how state health policy relies on federal data and bodies like the CDC.
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Updated Jul 28
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What happened
Measles cases are surging in Massachusetts, highlighting how state health policy relies on federal data and bodies like the CDC.
Who's involved
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Part of
Federal funding bodies interact with state health agencies.Also in this story
- Public health warnings regarding disease vectors have been issued for Clatsop County.
- Tina Kotek advocated for necessary funds to help stabilize services provided by the state health system.
- Federal funding for the Medicaid Program is tied to states maintaining program integrity.
The entities involved
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Centers for Disease Control
governmental medical research institute with headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan
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Massachusetts
state of the United States of America
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Coverage
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