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Jennifer Nuzzo

Jennifer Nuzzo

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Oct 9, 2026

Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
23:35
There have been 40 measles outbreaks nationwide in 2026, compared with 16 in 2024, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
23:48
We're living with measles as an ongoing public health threat to the United States, said Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Brown University Pandemic Center.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
23:58
Continuing the quotation, as long as measles continues to transmit in the country, it will find its way into these exquisitely vulnerable communities and cause massive outbreaks.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
24:14
For decades, the U.S. recorded as many as a few dozen or a hundred measles cases each year, but historic outbreaks in Texas, Utah, and South Carolina over the past two years have fueled decades-high case counts.
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Olean Reads

WSJ Thursday

Oct 9 · 1 Mention

Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
23:35
There have been forty measles outbreaks nationwide in twenty twenty-six, compared with sixteen in twenty twenty-four, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
23:46
"We're living with measles as an ongoing public health threat to the United States," said Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Brown University Pandemic Center.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
23:58
Continuing the quotation, "As long as measles continues to transmit in the country, it will find its way into these exquisitely vulnerable communities and cause massive outbreaks." For decades, the U.S.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
24:15
recorded as many as a few dozen or a hundred measles cases each year, but historic outbreaks in Texas, Utah, and South Carolina over the past two years have fueled decades-high case counts, decades-high case counts.
Jessica SteierHOST
3:47
We brought in some help to make sense of it all.
Jessica SteierHOST
3:50
Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo walks us through what's on the rise.
Jessica SteierHOST
3:54
Patsy Stinchfield talks about how we stop measles from spreading, and Dr. Nicole Basta breaks down the latest evidence on how well flu and COVID vaccines protect us from the worst outcomes.
Jessica SteierHOST
4:06
So first up is Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo, professor of epidemiology and director of the Pandemic Center at Brown University School of Public Health.
Jessica SteierHOST
4:15
Her work focuses on pandemic preparedness and global health security, including co-leading the Global Health Security Index, which compares how prepared 195 countries are for outbreaks.
Jessica SteierHOST
4:28
She's also an elected member of the National Academy of Medicine.
Brannon HowseHOST
7:20
The European Commission is monitoring this very closely, they say.
Brannon HowseHOST
7:25
And Jennifer Nuzzo, who directs the Pandemic Center at Brown University, called the situation concerning, saying, quote, "Something else seems to be going on," end quote, based on how the authorities are responding and the scale of the isolation measures, end quote.
Brannon HowseHOST
7:44
Our next story comes from the Gatestone Institute, where Robert Williams argues that Sweden's center-right government was not voted out over policy.
Brannon HowseHOST
7:55
It was removed by what he calls ballot box jihad.
speaker_0HOST
10:47
They suggested Utah and Arizona weren't directly linked to Texas, O'Neill wrote.
speaker_0HOST
10:52
Jennifer Nuzzo, who directs Brown University's Pandemic Center, read the effort differently.
speaker_0HOST
10:58
Nuzzo said that if we keep our status, it should be because we have stopped the spread of measles.
speaker_0HOST
11:04
Nuzzo added, it's like they're trying to be graded on a curve.
Michael OsterholmHOST
12:19
And honestly, I don't think other countries are the right comparison anyway.
Michael OsterholmHOST
12:24
One of my close colleagues, Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo, who directs the Pandemic Center at Brown University School, stated, Quote, let's compare ourselves to ourselves, unquote.
Michael OsterholmHOST
12:35
In 2023, the U.S. reported a total of 59 measles cases.
Michael OsterholmHOST
12:40
In 2024, there were 285.

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