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Measles cases increase in Great Britain. The British health agency has registered twice as many cases as last year. But that would be the origin of the measles to be discussed: "It's coming from Italy," say the British doctors. Thus, the Royal College of Physicians points our finger at our government's vaccination policy: "It is discouraging to consider how much we must eradicate this disease completely."
The position of the press also impedes the accusations of the British doctors who directly blame the League and the Five Star Movement: "The refusal of the general medical opinion is part of the mental image of the populists" . Then comes the Times' push: "There is a frightful irony in a politician like Matteo Salvini, who talks about the risk diseases of African immigrants and then argues for a policy that kills Italian children." A true accusation without words that puts the Minister of Interior in the sights. Finally, the Royal College of Physicians points out that 5,000 of the 21,000 cases of measles recorded in Europe are in Italy. But in this story there is an error at the bottom. The data cited by the Times date from 2015. At that time, immunization coverage rose to 91.6%. Before the law pbaded by the former Minister of Health, Beatrice Lorenzin, came into force, coverage was 87.3%. It then increased to 91.6 percent and in fact, there is no risk. But it is certain that the debate on vaccination remains open and is now beyond the border.
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