Texas reports a surge in measles cases, with 36 new infections in three days, bringing the total to 541. The outbreak, originating in West Texas in January, has spread to 22 counties, 10 of which have ongoing transmission. Fifty-six hospitalizations and two unvaccinated child deaths have been reported in Texas, with additional cases in New Mexico and Oklahoma. Health experts warn the outbreak could last a year, stressing the importance of vaccination.
Prepared by Olivia Bennett and reviewed by editorial team.
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