Measles Outbreak Worsens in West Texas County with Low Vaccination Rates
- A measles outbreak in Gaines County, Texas, has grown to 14 confirmed cases and six probable cases, as reported by Zach Holbrooks, executive director of the South Plains Public Health District.
- The outbreak is linked to low vaccination rates, with nearly 1 in 5 incoming kindergartners not vaccinated for the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine, according to data from the Texas Department of State Health Services.
- The Texas health department warned that additional cases are likely due to the disease's contagious nature, urging residents to improve their immunity through vaccinations.
- A measles clinic has been established by the South Plains Public Health District to provide daily testing and vaccination services starting next week.
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