Cases of measles continue to surge in Texas as outbreak expands to more counties
HOUSTON — A measles outbreak in the South Plains and Panhandle regions of Texas continues to escalate, with the Texas Department of State Health Services now reporting 327 confirmed cases on Tuesday morning, March 25, since late January.
Houston-area colleges and school districts are responding to the state's measles outbreak, with information, tips and ...
The alert follows the recent confirmation of Houston's third measles case of the year, which health officials say involves an ...
Texas could be on the verge of spreading measles into a national epidemic and Dr. Peter Hotez, an expert on vaccines and ...
The Houston Health Department has confirmed the city's third measles case, months after identifying two cases in adults which ...
Although measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000, it still rages on in many parts of the world. With decreasing vaccination rates across the US, experts say, imported cases can ...
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Houston health officials confirm 3rd measles case; Unvaccinated infant's illness linked to travelThe Houston Health Department says the infant's illness is not related to two measles cases reported in the city in January ...
The third case, an unvaccinated infant, comes two months after the health department confirmed the city's first two cases of ...
According to the health department, the infant, who was unvaccinated, was exposed to measles during international travel.
The best defense to preventing the spread of the West Texas measles outbreak is the tested vaccine, no matter what Robert F.
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