Get vaccinated: All UNAM campuses where you can get a FREE measles vaccine

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Reported Facts

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•Mexico has recorded 31 measles deaths across eight states as of February 2026.
•Four measles-related deaths occurred in Mexico in 2026 up to mid-February.
•UNAM is providing free measles vaccinations at all its campuses.
•The vaccination campaign is a response to the ongoing measles outbreak in Mexico.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the vaccination campaign at UNAM campuses achieves high coverage then the spread of measles among students and surrounding communities may decrease, reducing new cases and fatalities.

Market Exposure

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If the measles outbreak worsens, healthcare providers may experience fluctuating demand for medical services and vaccines.

This is not investment advice. Market exposure is based on conditional event analysis.

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🌍Mexico

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🏛National Autonomous University of Mexico

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REGIONALMilenio (Mexico)Suman 31 muertos por sarampión en 8 estados del país; van 4 en 2026 REGIONALMilenio (Mexico)Vacúnate. Estos son TODOS los planteles de la UNAM en donde podrás vacunarte vs el sarampión GRATIS

As of February 2026, Mexico has reported a total of 31 measles-related deaths across eight states, including four fatalities in the current year alone. In response to the outbreak, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) is offering free measles vaccinations at all its campuses to help curb the spread of the disease. This public health initiative aims to increase immunization coverage among students and the broader community, addressing the resurgence of measles which poses significant health risks. The coordinated effort between health authorities and educational institutions highlights the urgency of controlling the outbreak to prevent further fatalities and transmission.