The United States and most of the rest of the developed world enjoy very high vaccination rates for routine childhood illness — typically over 90 percent. But in the last decade or two, these vaccination rates have stagnated and even declined in some locations. The measles vaccination coverage in the United Kingdom, for example, went…
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