The U.S. sees a dramatic increase in confirmed measles cases, reaching 1,288—highest since 2000. Experts warn of losing measles elimination status amid vaccination drops, particularly in Texas and New Mexico.
Measles cases in the U.S. are at their highest since 2000, with 1,277 reported cases this year, raising concerns over declining vaccination rates and recent outbreaks in Texas.
A child in Greensboro tested positive for measles, prompting North Carolina hospitals to prepare for potential outbreaks. Experts warn of low vaccination rates and the contagious nature of the virus.
The U.S. has reported over 1,000 measles cases, with Texas leading the outbreak. Health experts warn that the spread could continue for a year due to low vaccination rates.
The US faces its largest measles outbreak in 25 years, with low vaccination rates fueling the spread. Experts warn of a post-herd-immunity world, highlighting urgent public health concerns.
The U.S. is facing a significant measles outbreak with 800 cases reported nationwide, driven largely by Texas. Health officials warn of the risks associated with low vaccination rates and the potential for further spread.
The U.S. is witnessing a dramatic increase in measles cases, now exceeding 700, with Texas leading the outbreak. Health officials warn of potential further spread in communities with low vaccination rates.
The U.S. is witnessing a significant surge in measles cases, surpassing 700 as Indiana joins Texas and other states in active outbreaks. Health officials warn about the risks of low vaccination rates.
The Texas health department has reported a surge in measles cases, with 422 confirmed as of April 1. Experts warn that low vaccination rates could lead to further spread across the U.S. as the outbreak affects multiple states.
A worrying 20% increase in measles cases has been reported in Texas and New Mexico, raising alarms among health experts about the potential spread of this deadly virus. The outbreak has already claimed two lives in Texas, and with declining vaccination rates, officials warn of more cases to come.
