Declining Vaccine Rates Make Economies Sicker

This week we learned that 2025 will be the worst year for measles cases in the US in 30 years, with the vast majority of infections happening in unvaccinated people. In Remarks for the August issue of Bloomberg Businessweek magazine, deputy editor Mark Milian writes how vaccines, in addition to saving lives, save employers money. Plus: A follow-up on the FDA and the opioid epidemic, how vocational schools are ready for the trade war, and why the FIFA Club World Cup is an invitation to injuries. If this email was forwarded to you, click here to sign up.