Health
US parents speed up measles shots as cases double
With confirmed measles cases in the US running at twice last year's level, more parents are choosing earlier vaccination, particularly an early second MMR dose, which can be given four weeks after the first. The CDC usually advises the second shot between ages four and six but lists early dosing as an option, matching guidance in Germany, the UK and France.

This summary is based on reporting by The Guardian.
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