As a measles outbreak sweeps through Texas and New Mexico, local clinics report a surge in vaccination as parents rush to protect their children. But federal funding cuts threaten the crucial Vaccines for Children program.
A recent poll reveals that misinformation about measles is spreading rapidly in the U.S., leaving many Americans confused about the safety and effectiveness of the measles vaccine.
A startling new report reveals that the Southwest is experiencing the largest measles outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000. The CDC has classified this as a single outbreak affecting Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, raising alarms among health officials.
Whooping cough cases in the U.S. have surged to alarming levels, with 8,077 cases reported in 2025, compared to just 3,847 last year. Experts warn of rising deaths among infants and link the outbreak to declining vaccination rates.
At least 27 states report measles cases linked to international travel as Louisiana, Virginia, and Missouri confirm their first cases of 2025. Health officials are on high alert as the outbreak poses serious risks.
A measles outbreak in Texas has led to over 800 reported cases in the U.S. this year, raising concerns about vaccine effectiveness and breakthrough infections among the vaccinated population.
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.
Michigan has confirmed its first measles outbreak since 2019, with three cases in Montcalm County. Health officials urge vaccinations as cases rise nationwide, reaching over 700 in 24 states.
Texas is grappling with a significant measles outbreak, reporting 561 cases and rising. The CDC is sending aid as local health officials warn of potential long-term consequences. Find out more about the situation and the ongoing response efforts.
The US is grappling with its second-worst measles outbreak since 2000, with over 735 cases reported across 24 states. Experts warn that the real numbers could be much higher due to underreporting and vaccine hesitancy.
