Andrews has received over 156,000 individual contributions to date, with an average contribution under $26

Charleston, S.C. — Pediatrician and U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews announced a new measles FAQ and resource page on her campaign website to help South Carolina families stay informed about the ongoing outbreak and how to protect themselves.

The page, available at www.drannieandrews.com/measles, provides clear information on symptoms, how measles spreads, when to seek care, and how vaccination helps prevent serious illness. It also links to trusted public health resources and practical guidance for families navigating potential exposure.

“When leadership fails (looking at you Lindsey Graham and RFK Jr.), we all have to step up and lead. Measles FAQ and resources now live on our campaign website,” said Dr. Annie Andrews. “Senator Graham has done nothing to address this outbreak. Parents deserve real information about what’s happening and how to keep their families safe. As a pediatrician, I’m going to keep sharing the facts and making sure people have the tools they need to protect themselves and their communities.”

Dr. Andrews said the page will be updated as new information becomes available and is intended as a straightforward, reliable resource for South Carolinians looking for guidance during the outbreak.