About MeaslesFAQ.com

Why This Site Exists

When measles cases started surging across the United States, finding simple answers became harder than it should be. Government websites have the data but bury it in medical jargon. News articles focus on the politics. Social media is full of noise.

We built this site to cut through all of that. One place where parents, travelers, and anyone with questions can find:

• How bad the outbreak actually is, with real numbers
• Whether you and your family are protected
• Where to get vaccinated, today
• Which states have active cases

Everything on this site is sourced from the CDC, state health department dashboards, and verified news reports. We do not make medical recommendations. We take public health guidance and present it in plain language so you can make informed decisions with your doctor.

What This Site Is

• A free, public resource written for real people, not healthcare professionals
• Updated regularly with the latest outbreak data from the CDC
• Focused on giving you clear answers and actionable next steps

What This Site Is Not

• A replacement for your doctor or pediatrician
• A source of medical diagnoses or treatment plans
• Affiliated with the CDC, any government agency, or any pharmaceutical company

Our Sources

All data and health guidance on this site comes from:

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• State health department dashboards (linked throughout the site)
• The American Academy of Pediatrics
• The World Health Organization

Important Disclaimer

MeaslesFAQ.com provides general health information for educational purposes only. This site is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with questions about your health or your child's health.

About the Operator

MeaslesFAQ.com is a public health information resource based in Panama City, Florida.

Have a question or see something that needs correcting? Reach out at contact@measlesfaq.com.

Advertising Disclosure

This site is supported by advertising and may contain affiliate links to vaccination providers and health products. These partnerships help us keep this resource free and available to everyone. Advertising does not influence our editorial content or health information.