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HR0810LRB104 21472 LAW 36686 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Vaccination is proven to be a safe, invaluable 

3tool to proactively safeguard public health and prevent the 

4devastating effects of vaccine-preventable diseases; and

5 WHEREAS, Vaccination has averted over 154 million deaths 

6globally since 1974, of which 146 million were among children 

7younger than 5 years of age; and

8 WHEREAS, Vaccination has greatly reduced morbidity and 

9mortality by eradicating vaccine-preventable diseases, such as 

10smallpox, and greatly reducing the incidence of a number of 

11infections, including meningitis, measles, polio, and rubella; 

12and

13 WHEREAS, Timely meningococcal vaccination in children and 

14young adults helps protect against the debilitating effects of 

15meningococcal disease, including death, and has led to a 

16significant decrease in incidence; and

17 WHEREAS, Vaccination for highly contagious diseases, such 

18as measles, is incredibly important; in order to achieve herd 

19immunity against measles, 95% of the population must be 

20vaccinated; if measles vaccination coverage rates drop below 

21that threshold, outbreaks and preventable deaths will 

HR0810- 2 -LRB104 21472 LAW 36686 r

1ultimately occur; and

2 WHEREAS, In 2025, declining measles, mumps, and rubella 

3(MMR) vaccination rates contributed to 49 measles outbreaks in 

4the United States, with over 2,200 confirmed cases, the 

5highest case count in over three decades; entering 2026, 

6ongoing measles outbreaks risk the loss of measles elimination 

7status in the United States, which has been in place since 

82000; and

9 WHEREAS, An analysis of costs associated with invasive 

10meningococcal disease outbreaks found that the averag