US EditionMeasles spreads to central Texas; 5 states have active outbreaks
- Measles outbreaks have surged in the U.S. To 483 cases, the largest count since 2019, confirmed by the CDC on March 27.
- An unvaccinated individual in Colorado contracted measles after visiting an area in Mexico with an outbreak, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health.
- In Texas, six children at a Lubbock daycare tested positive for measles, raising concerns about further spread, according to public health director Katherine Wells.
- Health officials emphasize the critical role of childhood vaccination, stating that achieving 95% vaccination is essential to prevent further outbreaks, according to CDC guidelines.
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