West Texas measles outbreak grows to 58 cases, including some people who said they were vaccinated
In rural West Texas, a measles outbreak grows with no end in sight
Texas measles outbreak rises to 48 cases. It's the state's worst in nearly 30 years
Texas measles outbreak rises to 48 cases. It’s the state’s worst in nearly 30 years
The ongoing measles outbreak in West Texas has doubled in size to 48 cases, mostly in children and teens, making it the state’s worst in nearly 30 years. State health officials said Friday in a news release that those who are infected are either unvaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown.
Texas measles outbreak rises to 48 cases, the state's worst in nearly 30 years
The ongoing measles outbreak in West Texas has doubled in size to 48 cases, mostly in children and teens, making it the state’s worst in nearly 30 years. State health officials said Friday in a news release those who are infected are either unvaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown.
Measles outbreak in Texas grows to 58 cases: What are the symptoms? Is it fatal?
Texas health officials said Tuesday the state now has 58 confirmed measles cases. What is measles, how do you contract it and how deadly is it?
First measles death reported in West Texas after outbreak
LUBBOCK, Texas — A person who contracted measles in West Texas has died, the first fatality in the state from the highly infectious disease, health officials said on Wednesday.
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First confirmed death from Texas measles outbreak
The first death from a measles outbreak that began in late January in West Texas was confirmed Wednesday, Feb. 26. Officials did not release the person’s age. Melissa Whitfield, the spokesperson for Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, told the Associated Press that Wednesday's death is the first from the outbreak.