US measles count nears 1,200 cases as Ohio officials confirm 3 outbreaks are over

USA made less than 30 Measles cases This week Ohio health officials confirmed that three outbreaks in two districts have ended.

Disease Control and Prevention Centers said on Friday, this year, 1,197 approved measles, he said. HEALTH AUTHORITIES Texas, the country’s biggest epidemic Angry in the late winter and in spring confirmed two cases last week.

There are three more Great epidemics In North America. Ontario is the longest in Canada, 2.083 cases From mid -October to June 10. The state recorded his first death to a baby receiving congenital measles on June 5, but had other previously existing conditions.

Another epidemic became ill in Alberta, Canada As of Thursday 868. And Mexico state Chihuahua According to the State Ministry of Health data, there were 2,179 measles cases and four deaths since Friday.

The other we states with active outbreaks – CDC defined as three or more relevant cases – Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, KansasMontana, New Mexico, North Dakota and Oklahoma.

In the USA Two primary school elderly children inside Central Base in Western Texas And Adult in New Mexico He died of measles this year. They were not all vaccinated.

Measles When an infected person breathes, it causes a very infectious virus that easily spreads in sneezing or coughing and easily spreading. Like that can be prevented by vaccinesAnd since 2000, he has been accepted from the United States.

There are 744 cases in total 35 districts, most in Western TexasState health officials said on Tuesday.

96 people were hospitalized during the epidemic.

State Health Authorities estimated Less than 1% of cases – less than 10 – actively contagious. Fifty -five percent of Texas cases are in Gaines County, where the virus began to spread to a strictly connected, unaccipped mannonite community. The district had 411 cases since the end of January – slightly below 2% of the residents of the district.

April 3 Death in Texas 8 -year -old boy, accordingly Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Local health officials, the child does not have the underlying health conditions and the child’s doctor’s measles of measles of measles of pulmonary failure died, he said. Unbelievable The child died of measles in Texas without the underlying condition At the end of February; Kennedy said the child was 6.

New Mexico was regularly organized on Friday with a total of 81 cases.

Seven people have been hospitalized since the epidemic began. Most of the state’s cases are in Lea County. There are six cases of Sandoval district near Albuquerque, Eddy County Three, Doña Mother district. Each of the Chaves, Curry and San Juan districts has one.

An adult without a good luck died Disease related to measles March 6. The person did not seek medical care.

Oklahoma, a total of 16 approved and three possible cases remained fixed on Friday.

The State Health Department does not publish cases of districts.

Arizona has four cases in Navajo County. District Health Department said on Monday that they are linked to a single source. Four were not vaccinated and had the last international travel history.

In 2025, Colorado saw a total of 14 measles, which included a epidemic of eight -related cases.

The epidemic is linked to a Turkish airline flight, which descended to Denver International Airport in mid -May and contains four cases in Arabahoe County, three of them in El Paso County and one who does not live in Denver and one of them in Denver and Colorado.

Other districts of measles this year are Archuleta and Pueblo.

Illinois Health officials confirmed four episodes in the southernmost part of the state on May 5th. According to the Ministry of Public Health, Illinois reached eight cases as of June 6, but no new lawsuit was notified the following week.

The other two cases of the state this year were in Cook district and have nothing to do with the Southern Illinois epidemic.

Kansas It has a total of 76 cases in 11 districts in the southwestern part of the province and is launched into three hospitals. Except for two cases, all are connected and most of them are in Gray County.

Montana had 20 measles on Tuesday. Twelve were in the district of Gallatin, where the first cases emerged – Montana’s 35 years.

Each of the Flathead and Yellowstone districts had two cases and Hill County had four cases.

Neighboring North Dakota and Alberta, British Kolumbia and Saskatchewan are outbreaks in Canada states.

Northern Dakota, which has not seen measles since 2011, has remained constant until 34 cases as of June 6, but since then. Two people were hospitalized and not all people with approved cases were not vaccinated.

There were 16 cases on the Montana border in Williams district of Western North Dakota. On the eastern side of the state, there were 10 cases in the Grand Forks County and seven cases in Cass County. Saskatchewan had a cause of Burke County in the northwest North Dakota on the Canadian border.

Measles cases this year Alaska, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhote Island, South Dakota, South Vermont, Virginia.

The previous outbreaks in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania were declared by health officials after no six weeks a new case. Tennessee’s epidemic seems to be finished.

Cases and outbreaks in the United States are often monitored Someone who caught the disease abroad. In May, the CDC said that in May last year, two times more measles coming out of the USA, and most of them were in gradual Americans returning home. In 2019, the US saw 1,274 lawsuits and almost lost the status of eliminating measles.

The best way to avoid measles, Measles, mumps and rubella Vaccine. The first shot is recommended for 12 to 15 months and the second for children aged 4 to 6 years.

CDC is harmless to make another MMR shoot as an adult. The agency said that people who had a living measles vaccination certificate in the 1960s should be washed again with at least one dose of people who were vaccinated with an ineffective vaccine made from the virus before 1968.

People with documents that they are measles are immune, and those born before 1957 do not usually need to shoot because so many children are measles because they have “possible immunity ..

Measles has a more difficult time to spread to communities with high vaccination rates of over 95% due to “herd immunity”. However, childhood vaccine rates COUNTRY DROPPED For claiming that their pandemi and more parents, religious or personal conscience waiver of their children to exempt their children from the necessary shots.

The measles are first transmitted to the respiratory tract, then spreads along the body, causes high fever, nose, cough, red, juicy eyes and rashes.

The rash usually appears three to five days after the first symptoms, starts as flat red spots on the face and then spreads down to the neck, body, arms, legs and feet. According to CDC, when the rash appears, the fire may rise above 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

Most children get rid of measles, but infection Dangerous Complications Pneumonia, blindness, brain swelling and death.

There is no specific treatment for measles, so doctors often try to alleviate symptoms, prevent complications and keep patients comfortably.

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