Kennedy minimizes measles outbreak in wake of Texas death
Yesterday during President Donald Trump's first cabinet meeting, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. mistakenly said two people died in a Texas measles outbreak, but dismissed the news, saying measles outbreaks happen every year in the United States.
A major measles outbreak in West Texas — which on Tuesday resulted in the death of an unvaccinated child, the first measles death in the U.S. in a decade — highlights the troubling rise in measles in ...
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Health officials on Tuesday advised the public that a child from Orange County with a confirmed case of measles traveled ...
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What are the symptoms of measles? Here’s what to do if you’ve been exposedSymptoms typically start within 7-14 days of exposure, but also have been known to appear as long as 21 days later. Here's what Californians should know.
New HHS Chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the measles outbreak was being monitored but was "not unusual" based on data so far ...
Here’s what to know about the current measles outbreak, how common the measles is in the U.S., how it spreads and what the symptoms and treatment are.
Measles is spreading in a West Texas community with low vaccination rates. What’s the risk in Southern California?
Here's a look at the global measles situation after the United States registered its first death from the disease in 10 years ...
Measles was called the common killer of children and the public health department does not want to repeat history.
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