Measles cases surge in Texas with latest update
HOUSTON — Texas health officials report that measles cases have jumped again in an update released Friday morning. The Texas Department of State Health Services reported that 198 measles cases in nine counties have been identified since late January. Twenty-three patients have been hospitalized.
Harris County officials outlined a plan to boost vaccination rates for measles and trace any potential cases in Houston—as ...
Measles cases increase in West Texas, prompting health officials to monitor low-vaccination schools closely. Witness the ...
Public health officials in Harris County, Texas are collaborating to contain a measles outbreak by offering free measles ...
Experts recommend that anyone not vaccinated against the measles should avoid large events like the Houston Rodeo amid an ...
Although the outbreak has not spread to the Houston-area yet, health officials have created a proactive plan to prevent the ...
The Houston Health department is investigating two possible cases of measles in the city. The Houston rodeo plans to monitor ...
Texas doctors said there's no harm in getting another measles vaccine if you don't know whether you were vaccinated as a ...
Nearly 160 measles cases have been reported in West Texas this year, with 22 of those people requiring hospitalization and an ...
Since Tuesday is the first official day of the carnival and shows, HoustonRodeo officials are alerting goers to be vigilant ...
Local leaders announced at a public measles briefing Tuesday afternoon that there are no active measles cases in Houston or Harris County.
Dr. David Persse, HHD’s chief medical official, said he expects that more are getting their vaccine with their primary care ...
Readers are invited to a live virtual event with Dr. Peter Hotez on the current state of the measles outbreak in Texas and ...
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