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Fewer Kansas kindergarten students get measles vaccine as cases spiral nationwide

States Newsroom · November 13, 2026

TOPEKA — Kansas has seen 14 cases of measles so far this year, avoiding the outbreaks being recorded in many states, even though measles vaccination rates for school kids dropped by four percentage points in the past five years. Measles cases have spiraled nationwide, topping 5,412 confirmed cases in a country where…

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Fewer Kansas kindergarten students get measles vaccine as cases spiral nationwide

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