West Texas measles outbreak spreads amid vaccine hesitancy in some communities
There are now more than 120 confirmed measles cases linked to an outbreak in western Texas, the largest such outbreak the state has seen in over 30 years. It's raising questions about vaccine hesitancy in some communities and the growing challenge of these periodic outbreaks.
Boosters, symptoms, herd immunity: What to know about the measles outbreak in Texas
The outbreak is primarily affecting West Texas, but officials in San Antonio, New Braunfels and San Marcos are monitoring cases after an infected person recently visited the area, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
The measles outbreak in Texas has grown to 124 cases mostly in children and in those who are unvaccinated, according to state ...
CDC staff received an email this week telling them to avoid using more than a dozen terms or words -- including "health ...
After a person visiting San Antonio from West Texas tested positive for measles the spread of the virus is a growing ...
The World Health Organization has warned that its largest global laboratory network is on the brink of collapse unless new ...
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