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World Cup could cause wave of measles outbreaks across the globe, experts warn

World Cup could cause wave of measles outbreaks across the globe, experts warn
The Telegraph Friday 12 June 2026, 12:06 UTC By Arthur Scott-Geddes 1 min read
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Travel associated with the tournament could lead to more infections in the three host countries and across the region, analysis shows

Travel associated with the tournament could lead to more infections in the three host countries and across the region, analysis shows
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