Michigan has reported its second measles case of 2025 in Kent County, raising alarms about the highly contagious disease. Health officials urge residents to check their vaccination status and stay informed about potential exposure.
Dallas County's public health officials are forced to cancel over 50 vaccination clinics due to steep federal funding cuts, raising alarms about a growing measles outbreak in Texas. How will this impact community health?
Fort Bend County Health and Human Services confirms the first measles case of 2025 involving a woman aged 50-60, linked to international travel. Health officials emphasize vaccination as the key to protection.
A measles outbreak in West Texas has escalated to 327 cases, with only 2 fully vaccinated patients. Neighboring states are affected as health officials warn of high risks in low vaccine coverage areas.
The ongoing measles outbreak has now infected over 300 people in West Texas and New Mexico, raising alarm as health officials warn against misinformation surrounding vitamin A and home remedies. One child has already died from the disease, and experts caution that reliance on supplements could exacerbate the crisis.
A passenger infected with measles traveled on Amtrak’s Northeast Regional 175, raising concerns for travelers. Health officials are notifying passengers about potential exposure as the outbreak continues.
A Michigan resident tragically died after contracting rabies from an organ transplant performed in Ohio. This rare case highlights the potential dangers of organ donations, prompting health officials to ensure public safety.
A measles outbreak in Kansas has surged to 23 cases, potentially linked to a larger Texas outbreak. Health officials warn of rising cases due to low vaccination rates in several counties.
Amid rising measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico, vaccination rates are soaring. Health officials urge the public to get the MMR vaccine to combat this highly contagious disease. Learn more about the ongoing efforts to increase immunization among residents.
In a controversial move, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has canceled approximately $12 billion in federal grants aimed at combating infectious diseases and supporting mental health services. Lawmakers are outraged as funding cuts threaten public health initiatives across several states.
