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I notice that the cases of measles has gone to almost 0 by 2010

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We notice that the Measles outbreak was around 400,000 cases from 1950 to 1968

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There were regular oubreaks until 1970 when they seemed to slow

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Why is there such a big gap in between the spikes between the years 1940-1989?

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Why is there such a big gap in between the spikes between the years 1940-1989?

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Yearly (or maybe some other?) cycles of cases rising and falling. 9 different cycles over 20 years, so every other year seemed bad

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Why is there a small increase after 1990?

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Saw cycles every other year (peak every other year), and we wonder why

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Was there a big medical breakthrough (like a vaccine or cure) around the year 1970?

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Massive changes in the levels, from 100k to 700k cases each year

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The graph shows some great variation in the early years, big jumps up and down, then gradual decline, to flatten near zero

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The graph shows some great variation in the early years, big jumps up and down, then gradual decline, to flatten near zero

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Why were there such big variations in the levels every couple years?

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What did the govt and population do when there were large outbreaks?

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Potentially herd immunity contributes the the curve flattening as time goes on and cases approaching zero

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Was the population fairly consistent throughout this time? (20 year range...what happened demographicallY)

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Perhaps the vaccine was developed in 1969.

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Perhaps the vaccine was developed in 1969.

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I wonder why there seem to be big wild swings up to about 1970, then smaller variations?

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I wonder why there seem to be big wild swings up to about 1970, then smaller variations?

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Strange blip in 1995 when there were cases again after it seemed like there were none...I wonder why this is?

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Numbers increase a lot like covid and then numbers decrease sharply - maybe isolation measures brought the numbers down again (similar to covid surges)

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Is the data gathered from a specific area in the UK?  Those living in close proximity?

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Is the data gathered from a specific area in the UK?  Those living in close proximity?

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I wonder if the weather has some role to play in the big annual variation swings?

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I wonder if the weather has some role to play in the big annual variation swings?

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Does the weather contribute to the spikes within the years?

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Even post 1970 there are still biannual case variations. Why is this?

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After the year 1950, I noticed that the cases were decreasing and then quickly shot up

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Were some groups hesitant to get the vaccine?

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Were some groups hesitant to get the vaccine?

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How were different groups of the population in the UK affected by the measles?

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How were different groups of the population in the UK affected by the measles?