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Measles cases continue to spike in Texas, with a total of 14 counties reporting cases.
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Texas’ outbreak began two months ago. State health officials said Friday there were 73 new cases of measles since Tuesday, bringing the total to 400 across 17 counties — most in West Texas.
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Health officials said that the case is an adult female, age 50-60, associated with recent international travel. County health officials said that they are actively investigating the case.
Fort Bend County officials on Sunday confirmed an adult female has contracted measles, the first confirmed case in the county.
HOUSTON — A measles outbreak in the South Plains and Panhandle regions of Texas continues to escalate, with the Texas Department of State Health Services now reporting 327 confirmed cases on Tuesday morning, March 25, since late January.
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ABC13 Houston on MSNHouston health officials confirm 3rd measles case; Unvaccinated infant's illness linked to travelThe Houston Health Department says the infant's illness is not related to two measles cases reported in the city in January or the measles outbreak in West Texas.
The third case, an unvaccinated infant, comes two months after the health department confirmed the city's first two cases of measles since 2018. Those previous cases were two adults who lived in the same household and were unvaccinated.
A confirmed measles case has been reported at the Houston Methodist Emergency Care Center, leading to a proactive alert to those potentially exposed.
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FOX 26 Houston on MSNInfant measles case confirmed as third in Houston this year, officials sayA measles case in a Houston infant has been confirmed as the third case of measles in the city, according to the Houston Health Department.
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FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth on MSNParents of Texas girl who died from measles still wouldn't vaccinateThe parents of an unvaccinated 6-year-old Texas girl who died from measles said they still wouldn't recommend vaccinations during an interview with an anti-vaccination organization last week.