U.S. Could Face Measles Surge if Vaccination Rates Continue to Decline, Study Warns

A new Stanford-led study in the JAMA journal warns that the U.S. could face millions of measles cases if state vaccination rates continue to drop. The study highlights rates ranging from 88 to 96 percent, below pre-pandemic levels. Amy Kiley reports on the growing concern as misinformation about the vaccine spreads.