The US health minister said he is deeply concerned about what happens in Texas.
Robert F Kennedy JR, the best health official in the United States, famous for skepticism on vaccines, supported measles B due to the fatal development of Texas’s infectious diseases.
Kennedy said on Sunday, according to Fox News, “I’m very worried about the spread of the disease.”
Kennedy said that the vaccination decision was “personal.”
The US Minister of Health and Welfare said the US “almost all children” contracted measles before the MMR vaccine was introduced.
“For example, in the United States, 530,217 cases and 440 people were killed from 1953 to 1962, and there were one of 1,205 cases.”
Last month, the US authorities reported that the first measles died in the United States ten years after the school age children who were not vaccinated were hospitalized in northwestern Texas.
According to the Texas Nate Department of State Health Services, 146 cases were confirmed from the end of January as of Friday.
Health officials said that this incident was concentrated on the Christian sect, the Menonite community, from the radical faction of the 16th century reform.
Kennedy, who encouraged scientifically distrusted research that connects vaccines with autism, criticized it when it seemed to be neglected by pointing out that there were several onset of this year.
Measles can be very dangerous for those who are not vaccinated, including young infants who are not eligible for vaccinations.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center, one in five Americans receiving measles are hospitalized, while about one of the 20 children suffering from disease obtain pneumonia.
