Texas Measles Cases Rise by 25 From March 7, State Health Department Says
(Reuters) -The Texas health department reported 223 measles cases in the state on Tuesday, an increase of 25 cases from March 7, nearly two weeks after an unvaccinated child died of the disease amid one of the largest outbreaks the U.S. has witnessed in a decade.
The cases are being reported to the CDC as "probable cases" as they are associated with the Texas-New Mexico outbreak.
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