City of Houston chief medical officer answers questions about Texas measles outbreak
For the first time in years, Americans are in the midst of an outbreak of the measles virus. Earlier this week, an unvaccinated child in Texas was the first person to die from the virus in a decade, and more than 100 people have confirmed infections.
Since Tuesday is the first official day of the carnival and shows, HoustonRodeo officials are alerting goers to be vigilant ...
Dr. David Persse, Houston's Chief Medical Officer, said that although there are no active cases, vaccination remains crucial ...
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As Houston Health Department investigated two possible measles cases Friday, the Houston Rodeo urged unvaccinated people to ...
Dr. David Persse, HHD’s chief medical official, said he expects that more are getting their vaccine with their primary care ...
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Harris County officials expected to unveil measles preparedness plan in wake of outbreakIt comes as state health officials said the measles case count has increased to at least 158 in the West Texas outbreak. One child died.
HOUSTON — The Houston Health Department is hosting a measles vaccination clinic Saturday morning. The event will run from 10 ...
The Houston Health department is investigating two possible cases of measles in the city. The Houston rodeo plans to monitor ...
The department encouraged families to take this opportunity to make sure they and their loved ones are safe as measles cases ...
The Texas Department of State Health Services has confirmed 146 cases across the state since late January. Posted: March 2, ...
In rural West Texas, measles has sickened nearly 150 people, most of them unvaccinated. A school-age child has died. The virus is spreading among Gaines County’s Mennonite community, where government ...
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