AP

Nearly all of the cases originated abroad, with 14 occurring in U.S. residents who traveled to other nations, 13 in foreigners who brought the disease to the United States, and six in people infected by those two groups.

"It's the success of the vaccination program," said Dr. Gustavo Dayan, an epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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