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Why experts say this preventable child disease hit a 35-year record high

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•Experts have identified a preventable child disease reaching a 35-year record high as of February 2026.
•The disease in question is preventable through vaccination.
•Public health officials are concerned about the resurgence due to declining vaccination coverage.

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▸If vaccination rates continue to decline the incidence of the preventable child disease may further increase, impacting pediatric healthcare services.

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If the disease incidence rises, demand for vaccines may increase, potentially benefiting vaccine manufacturers.

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WESTABC News (AU) - Just InWhy experts say this preventable child disease hit a 35-year record high

In February 2026, experts reported that a preventable child disease has reached its highest incidence in 35 years. The disease, which is vaccine-preventable, has seen a significant resurgence, raising concerns among public health officials. Factors contributing to this increase may include declining vaccination rates and gaps in public health outreach. This trend highlights the challenges in maintaining herd immunity and the potential risks to child health if preventive measures are not reinforced.