When a Texas pastor learned his church’s school ranked last in the state for measles vaccination rates, he didn’t get upset.
The measles outbreak in Texas started in Gaines County, near the New Mexico border. Health officials believe it has spread rapidly because of low vaccination rates in the community. Health ...
Experts previously told the Houston Chronicle that the rising number of nonmedical vaccine exemptions among Texas school-aged children made a measles outbreak “inevitable.” Getting more shots ...
And infuriated because the path from the elimination of measles in the U.S. in 2000 to an outbreak now affecting nearly 150 Texas residents is littered with disinformation about vaccines ...
A measles outbreak in Texas, the largest in 30 years, is raising concerns about declining vaccination rates. Measles vaccination rates in many states, including Arizona, have fallen below ...
and other countries may begin to require proof of measles vaccination before letting Americans enter. That choice would be hard to argue with. The situation in Texas may be the wake-up call that ...
A pop-up vaccination clinic was set up at the Bayland Community Center, where residents took advantage of the opportunity to ...
With a major outbreak in Texas and New Mexico, Maine CDC Director Dr. Puthiery Va answers questions about vaccinations, the ...
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