US EditionMeasles cases in Texas rise by six to 728, state health department says
- As of May 23, officials in Texas have documented 728 measles cases statewide, with 408 infections concentrated in Gaines County.
- The outbreak stems from low vaccination rates and imported measles cases, with cases rising nationwide and some states reporting new infections.
- Measles can cause serious complications like pneumonia and encephalitis, while communities need at least 95% vaccination coverage to prevent spread.
- The U.S. Has reported 1,046 confirmed measles cases across 31 areas, predominantly affecting those without vaccination, and receiving two doses of the vaccine provides about a 97% protection rate.
- Health officials urge unvaccinated people to get vaccinated at local clinics to reduce risk and avoid potential endemic measles resurgence in the U.S.
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