West Texas measles outbreak grows to 58 cases, including some people who said they were vaccinated
- The Texas Department of State Health Services confirmed a measles outbreak of 58 cases in the South Plains region, tracking its growth since February 5, 2025.
- The outbreak mainly affects children, with 15 cases in kids 4 and younger and 33 cases in kids 5 to 17, according to DSHS.
- Only four of the hospitalized patients are confirmed to be vaccinated, indicating a high level of unvaccinated individuals among the cases.
- Officials warn that additional cases are likely due to the outbreak's contagious nature and a vaccination compliance rate of just over 80% in that area.
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