According to Texas health officials, Texas West Texas’s measles is likely to last for a year, and perhaps the Texas health authorities are probably rejecting the country’s hard victory over the virus.
As of Friday, this outbreak has been sick since January, with more than 300 people in Texas. 40 was hospitalized. One child died of this disease and was a death in 10 years. Related cases were reported in New Mexico, Oklahoma and Mexico Chihuahua.
Katherine Wells, a public health director in Texas Rubuck, recently, in a recent news briefing, “This will be a big deal.” And we are still increasing the number of cases.
“I think this will be a year,” he added.
Some doctors in West Texas said in an interview that they gave up the hope that the vaccination campaign could end.
Dr. Ron Cook, the main health authorities of LubBock, said that the outbreak resigned and could kill him again.
“You will have to be burned through the community.” Dr. Cook said. “That’s where we are.”
So far, the case is centered on the large Menonite community of the Gainz County, which has historically had a low vaccination rate. However, experts are more likely to spread to the local community that has not been vaccinated nationwide as the onset lasts longer.
In New Mexico, officials reported 42 and one death. Oklahoma had four possible measles cases.
Dr. Phil Huang, director of Dallas County Health and Human Services, is concerned that public health officials will start a spring vacation trip to West Texas’s potential infected children.
Measles have been considered “removal” in the United States since 2000. The case is generally related to international travel, and it does not last for more than a year when the virus attacks a community that is not vaccinated.
In 2019, the United States almost lost its removal status as a big outbreak spread through part of New York State for almost 12 months. This onset was largely included by aggressive vaccine commands, which was actually helpful. Increase the vaccination rate as a child In the community.
In Texas, Texas, where orders are not popular, are struggling, “Wells is struggling.” Public health officials have established a vaccination clinic in this area and encouraged them to attend flyers and billboards. It was hardly successful.
About 7,200 people in Seminole, Texas, and about 230 residents in the epicenter of the outbreak, shot at the vaccination clinic.
“They distributed several vaccines in the community, but not many, ”Dr. Cook said.
“It is not helpful for the HHS secretary not to continue to strengthen vaccination. ”
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In his first public statement about the outbreak, Kennedy faced intense backlash against the minimizing the threat, and the outbreak said, “It was not abnormal.”
He later changed his approach and recommended vaccines to Texas West Texas and raised terrible concerns about the safety of the vaccine.
He promoted unproven treatments such as Daegu liver oil and vitamins due to the frustration of local doctors and health authorities, and promoted “almost miraculous and instantaneous” with steroids or antibiotics.
There is no measles treatment, and there are only drugs that help you manage your symptoms. Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent infection.
Texas health officials feared that measles patients were overly through these unproven treatment and as a result, they would delay important medical treatment.
