Around 1 million unvaccinated Venezuelan
children are susceptible to measles, a highly contagious disease that has
re-emerged in the crisis-stricken South American nation, a group of doctors
estimated on Friday. A crippling shortage of medicines and vaccines, as well as
decaying hospitals and an exodus of doctors has thrown Venezuela's health
sector into a tailspin. Amid the crisis, once-controlled diseases like
diphtheria and measles have returned to the fore, putting Venezuela's 30
million people at risk and raising the threat of contagion beyond its borders. More…
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