As of April 10, 2025, the United States has reported 693 confirmed cases of measles. This statistic underscores the severity of the situation. Measles poses a significant risk to unvaccinated children, who are more likely to contract the disease upon exposure. The infection can lead to serious health issues, including lung infection and brain inflammation. Symptoms can escalate quickly, with fevers reaching up to 104 or 105 degrees lasting two to four days. Additional complications include poor fluid intake, sore throat, and diarrhea, which can cause dehydration and potentially threaten kidney function. These statistics highlight the urgent need for vaccination to protect vulnerable populations from the severe impacts of measles.
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@docrussjackson
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Apr 12
There are now 712 verified US #measles cases.On Thursday, RFK claimed that measles cases were plateauing nationally, but the virus continues to spread, mostly in people who are unvaccinated.Six states have active outbreaks, and a third measles-related death was made public.
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Apr 11
There are now over 700 cases of measles across 24 states in the U.S., the highest number of cases in six years. The CDC has reported an increase of 105 cases since last week, with most infections found in people under age 19. https://abcnews.link/2f5I5Yr
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Measles is on the move again: More than 700 cases have been confirmed in 25 states as of Friday. Health officials have reported outbreaks of the highly contagious virus — known for causing high fever, cough, and a telltale rash — in states from Arizona and New Mexico to Hawaii.
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@newscientist
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Apr 7
The US now has confirmed more than 480 measles cases across 19 states, the highest total since an outbreak in 2019.
David DeWitt
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Apr 9
Cities and states fighting a historic measles outbreak find themselves undermined by the Trump administration as they struggle to provide crucial vaccinations and overcome disinformation. Cases are near 650 in 22 states, on track to reach a 34-year high
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Mar 29
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