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Wednesday, Feb 4 2026

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Viewpoints: Pediatricians Push Hard Against Vaccine Attacks; Disneyland's Magic Can't Wish Away The Measles

Editorial writers tackle these public health topics.

The American Academy of Pediatrics issuing its own vaccine guidance is not just symbolic. (Leana S. Wen, 2/3)

From Disneyland to South Carolina, the highly contagious disease is spreading. (Jessica Karl, 2/3)

A fast-moving measles outbreak in South Carolina reached a grim milestone last week: It is now the biggest outbreak in the US in a quarter century. (Lisa Jarvis, 2/3)

Thousands of New York nurses are on strike. They’re demanding protections to stay safe in the face of a wave of workplace violence. (Sheryl Ostroff, 2/4)

I was a tenured professor, a published novelist, and a married father of two sons when I lost everything — because of a drug I was prescribed for a condition most people think is a joke. (J. Aaron Sanders, 2/4)

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