In 1964, a rubella epidemic swept across the United States, leaving 20,000 babies born with severe birth defects—deafness, blindness, and developmental delays. Today, rubella has been largely forgotten. But with vaccination rates declining and measles cases already rising in states like Texas, we may be sleepwalking toward a repeat of history. And this time, it’s preventable.

Oh my, Dearies, I have to confess that I'm a bit mortified by the speech I've heard this past week. I'm almost hesitant to even write the...

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