The Mexican Ministry of Health is actively encouraging citizens to receive their booster shot against measles due to an increase in recent cases. To combat this, vaccination campaigns are being launched across the country. The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) has joined these efforts by providing vaccination services at multiple campuses, making it more accessible for students and faculty.

UNAM has set up vaccination modules not only at its main campus but also across various faculties and high schools affiliated with the university. This move highlights the institution's commitment to public health and the importance of preventative measures in tackling diseases like measles, which can have serious health implications if left unchecked.

The vaccination campaign is scheduled to run from February 9 to February 18, aiming to reach different sectors of the UNAM community that have not yet had the opportunity to receive their booster shot. This effort reflects the ongoing health initiatives within Mexico to ensure that the population is adequately protected against outbreaks of preventable diseases.