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No measles cases reported locally, but vaccination is key to prevention

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As the measles outbreak continues to spread, particularly in West Texas, the Live Oak County Health Department is urging families to ensure they are vaccinated. Although no cases have been reported in the county, the department emphasizes the importance of…
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No measles cases reported locally, but vaccination is key to prevention

As the measles outbreak continues to spread, particularly in West Texas, the Live Oak County Health Department is urging families to ensure they are vaccinated. Although no cases have been reported in the county, the department emphasizes the importance of…

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southtexasnews.com broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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