The measles epidemic continues to spread in western Texas
A morbillo outbreak that spread on a western Texas band, killing a child, shows no signs of slowing down, according to the data released on Tuesday by state health officials.The Texas Health Department has reported that since the end of January, almost 160 people have contracted measles - 20 more cases than Friday - and 22 have been hospitalized.The centers for the control and prevention of diseases announced Tuesday that he would have sent some of his "detectives of the disease" in Texas, one of the first steps that the new administration has adopted to help manage the epidemic.The news arrives in the midst of criticisms of federal officials for having underestimated the need for immunizations with the vaccine against the measles-Morto-Rubella, one of the most important tools to appease a...