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US measles outbreak and vaccine beliefs — Level A1 — a group of people standing in a room

US measles outbreak and vaccine beliefsCEFR A1

28 Apr 2026

Adapted from Johns Hopkins University, Futurity CC BY 4.0

Photo by CDC, Unsplash

Level A1 – Beginner
2 min
75 words
  • In 2025 there was a measles outbreak in America.
  • It spread across many states and towns.
  • Most people who got sick were unvaccinated.
  • Researchers asked adults about news sources online.
  • They also asked how people felt about vaccines.
  • Some adults said they were unsure about vaccines.
  • People who used certain websites were more hesitant.
  • People who trusted doctors were less hesitant.
  • Hesitant adults were often younger and parents.
  • Health officials should address online information sources.

Difficult words

  • outbreaka sudden large number of disease cases
  • measlesa disease that causes fever and rash
  • unvaccinatednot given a vaccine to prevent disease
  • vaccinea medicine that helps the body fight disease
    vaccines
  • researchera person who studies facts and data
    Researchers
  • hesitantnot sure about an action or decision
  • trustto believe someone or something is reliable
    trusted

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Discussion questions

  • Do you trust doctors for health advice?
  • Do you read news online?
  • Have you ever felt unsure about a vaccine?

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