HealthSingle-sourceMedium
5.1
BCG vaccine's waning efficacy sustains TB burden; eradication remains elusive
The BCG vaccine, developed over a century ago, provides only partial and waning protection against tuberculosis, primarily in children, leaving adults vulnerable. This persistent limitation explains why TB remains a leading infectious killer despite vaccination efforts. The report underscores the need for new vaccines and improved control strategies.
Score Breakdown
Mosaic Score5.1
Confidence0.9
Significance0.5
Source credibility0.2
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5.6
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HealthHighConfirmedAccelerating
7.6
US Health Secretary Kennedy Tells Anti-Vax Activists They Have 'Friend in White House' Amid Measles Epidemic
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HealthHighSingle-sourceAccelerating
7.1
DRC launches Ebola vaccination campaign in outbreak epicenter
SMELO·CD·about 23 hours ago
HealthNotableConfirmedDeveloping
6.1
California measles exposure warning across six counties amid US resurgence
Guardian WorldLO·US·1 day ago
HealthNotableConfirmedDeveloping
5.6
Sweden reports record TBE cases, nearly 450 in 2026
AftenpostenLO·SE·3 days ago
HealthNotablePartial
5.3
Global Fund: Aid Cuts Slow but Do Not Reverse HIV, Malaria, TB Progress
SRFLO·about 15 hours ago
HealthNotablePartial
5.3
Child vaccination rates decline across 16 European countries, including Germany
Zeit OnlineLO·DE·3 days ago
HealthNotablePartial
5.2
Ireland among EU states at risk as childhood vaccination rates fall
Irish IndependentLO·IE·3 days ago