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. 1993 May 21;42(19):378-81.

Measles--United States, 1992

  • PMID: 8487747

Measles--United States, 1992

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. .

Abstract

As of January 2, 1993 (week 53), local and state health departments reported a provisional total of 2200 measles cases for 1992 (1)--a 77% decrease from the 9643 cases reported for 1991 (2), and a 92% decrease from the 27,786 cases reported for 1990 (3). Cases were reported from 36 states and the District of Columbia. This provisional total is one of the lowest annual totals reported in the United States; fewer cases were reported only in 1982 (1714 cases) and 1983 (1497 cases) (4). This report summarizes epidemiologic characteristics of measles cases reported for 1992 and compares them with cases reported during 1989-1991.

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