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Recent measles outbreaks in Hong Kong, Australia, and the U.S. have raised alarms about the disease's resurgence. Health officials warn of local transmission and urge vaccination, especially for travelers. The World Health Organization reports a significant increase in cases globally, emphasizing the need for heightened immunization efforts.
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In 2025, the U.S. faces a resurgence of measles, with over 100 cases reported this year, including a fatality in Texas. Health officials attribute the outbreaks to declining vaccination rates, particularly among unvaccinated children. Experts emphasize the importance of vaccination to prevent further spread.
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As of March 14, 2025, the CDC reported 308 confirmed measles cases across 15 states, marking a 39% increase from the previous week. Texas has been particularly hard-hit, with one confirmed death and a significant number of unvaccinated patients. Health officials are responding to the outbreak amid criticism of federal health leadership.
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A measles outbreak in West Texas has resulted in at least 198 cases and one death, raising alarms about vaccine hesitancy. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has faced criticism for promoting vitamin A as a treatment while downplaying vaccination, leading to concerns among medical professionals about misinformation and public health risks.
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Our colleague traveled to the center of a Texas measles outbreak.
