Washington Examiner
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Three years after the COVID-19 pandemic, children and teens are still experiencing the lasting effects of pandemic-era lockdowns and disruptions to daily life.
Health providers are warning that trends, such as a drop in coverage among kindergartners for vaccines, unusual surges in respiratory syncytial virus or RSV, and mental health problems among children aren't subsiding.
Recent outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases have raised concerns that more could pop up in the future if vaccination coverage continues to decline.
A recent measles outbreak in Ohio infected more than 80 children, with the majority of cases being among unvaccinated school-aged children, per state data.
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