When did that small texass town move to Chicago?Measles Outbreak Associated with a Migrant Shelter — Chicago, Illinois, February–May 2024
Measles Outbreak Associated with a Migrant Shelter ...
This report describes a measles outbreak at a migrant shelter in Chicago.www.cdc.gov
From the link "A prompt and coordinated response with a high-coverage mass vaccination campaign reduced the size and duration of the outbreak."
Anton said the outbreak has especially affected the large Mennonite community in Gaines County. While the Mennonite Church does not forbid or disavow vaccinations, Anton said their communities tend to be undervaccinated, which drastically increases the likelihood of infection. Measles has a 90% infection rate among unvaccinated people who are exposed to the virus, according to WHO.
Alongside the decrease in vaccination numbers, Texas lawmakers have introduced over 20 bills into the Legislature aimed at loosening vaccine requirements across the state with the support of vaccine-hesitant or anti-vaccine groups.
Texas measles cases rise to 597. Here’s what to know.
Two more counties, Potter and Parmer, have reported a measles case. The outbreak has cost state taxpayers $4.5 million to pay for immunization, testing and a public awareness campaign.www.texastribune.org
Sounds like your kind of nitwits, sparky.
You idiot. They are an American sect.
Measles doesn't have a 30% death rate. That would put it on par with the bubonic plague. There's no where in that link that says anything close to that.
Actually, it was the health system lying to everyone during the COVID pandemic that got us here.
The link I posted said that 300 out of a thousand is the death rate in unvaccinated places.
There has been millions in and out of that border since trump has been President...
Postted earlier...
Lower though right? And a huge contingent of the people crossing the Mexican border aint Mexican.....
Measles outbreak grows bigger in rural Texas, and officials expect more cases
At least 58 new cases of measles have been reported across northwest Texas in recent weeks, state health officials said Tuesday, in a "highly contagious" outbreak that might be linked to lack of vaccination.
A bulk of these new cases in rural northwest Texas are in Gaines County with 45 documented incidents of the disease, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
In the last three weeks, nine cases have come from Terry County, two from Yoakum County and one each from Lubbock and Lynn Counties, according to the state.
At least four patients had been vaccinated, but the "rest are unvaccinated, or their vaccination status is unknown," the health department said.
Most of the infections are in school-age kids, and 13 have been hospitalized.
More cases are expected.
Measles outbreak grows bigger in rural Texas, and officials expect more cases
Out of the 58 new cases over the past three weeks, 13 people have been hospitalized.www.nbcnews.com
...........be held responsible for unnecessarily putting their kid's health, and other kid's health, in jeopardy?
What about the HHS director if his anti-vaccine stance convinced some of those parents not to vaccinate their kids? Any responsibility there?
They moved the whole town?
Liar.
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They're deflecting from the stupidity of Chump's appointments as fast as they can.
