More measles cases reported in Texas: Latest data and everything we know
DALLAS — More than 140 cases of measles have been reported in Texas, including one here in North Texas, and a child in Lubbock has died from the virus, health officials said. The number of cases in the West Texas outbreak increased by 22 when officials released new data Friday, bringing the total to 146.
If measles spreads to North Texas, Cook Children’s Medical Center says it will be ready. The Fort Worth hospital has six ...
Measles cases continue to climb in Texas. On Tuesday, state health officials reported 25 new measles cases since the end of ...
Kahn says the measles vaccination has been a victim of its own success. “The vast majority of people have never seen a case ...
The measles-mumps-rubella vaccine remains the best tool to protect yourself, with two doses being 97% effective at preventing ...
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North Texas health officials warn spring breakers could further spread measles casesHealth officials saw spikes in COVID-19 cases after spring break travel, and they don’t want the same trend to happen with ...
The measles outbreak that started in late January in West Texas has infected dozens of people and killed a school-aged child ...
Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, the chief of infectious diseases at Children's Health in Dallas believes the reason for the cases is the ...
Its lethargy, cough, and fever are worse than a cold. Plus, measles can also cause brain swelling, blindness, and death.
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With majority of measles patients unvaccinated, Texas doctor urges vaccines | Morning in AmericaDr. Phil Huang, director of the Dallas County Health and Human Services, joins "Morning in America" to discuss the measles ...
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