Houston Health Department confirms third measles case. Here's what to know.
The recent confirmed case is not connected to the measles outbreak in West Texas and is not related to the cases confirmed in ...
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Houston health officials confirm 3rd measles case; Unvaccinated infant's illness linked to travel
The Houston Health Department says the infant's illness is not related to two measles cases reported in the city in January ...
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Infant measles case confirmed as third in Houston this year, officials say
A measles case in a Houston infant has been confirmed as the third case of measles in the city, according to the Houston ...
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Houston health officials confirm city’s third case of measles this year
The third case, an unvaccinated infant, comes two months after the health department confirmed the city's first two cases of ...
Texas Reports 20 New Measles Cases as Spread Appears to Slow
Texas announced it had 20 more confirmed measles cases on Tuesday, down from 36 new cases on March 14 and 25 cases on March 11. The smaller number of confirmed cases, and the fact that they remain ...
Houston Health Department: Unvaccinated infant diagnosed with measles after international travel
HOUSTON — The Houston Health Department on Sunday confirmed that an infant in the city has been diagnosed with the measles.
Cases of measles continue to surge in Texas as health officials urge vaccinations
The Texas Department of Health reports a rise in measles cases. They said there are now 279 infections statewide.
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Texas measles cases rise to 279. Here is what you need to know.
The West Texas measles outbreak — the largest in the ... School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, has pointed to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...
Dr. Peter Hotez: Declining vaccination rates leave Texas vulnerable to measles, other diseases
Declining childhood vaccination rates left parts of Texas vulnerable to a measles outbreak that continues to worsen, and could lead to the reemergence of other infectious diseases, Dr. Peter Hotez ...