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UNICEF has that measles cases worldwide have by 300% in the first three months of 2019. UNICEF's report out on the same day that the USA's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that measles cases in the U.S. are the highest they've since the disease was eradicated in 2000. UNICEF reported that an 169 million children worldwide have out on measles vaccines. It added that 110,000 people (mostly children) died from measles in 2017, up 22 per cent from the year before. UNICEF said: "The measles virus will always unvaccinated children....We need to every child, in rich and poor countries alike."

The CDC the anti-vaxxer (anti-vaccination) movement for a drop in the number of parents vaccinating their children. The anti-vaccination movement in France in 1763, when doctors vaccines were harmful. The anti-vaxxer message is now widely across social media websites. Facebook has to down anti-vaxxer posts. The CDC blamed the anti-vaxxer movement for the rise in measles cases. It said: "A significant factor to the outbreaks...is misinformation...about the safety of the measles vaccine. Some organizations deliberately ...communities with inaccurate and misleading information about vaccines."