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More than 200 measles cases reported in Texas and New Mexico

Más de 200 casos de sarampión reportados en Texas y Nuevo México

More than 200 measles cases have been reported in Texas and New Mexico. Most of the cases are in people younger than 18 and in people who are unvaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status. The bulk of the reported infections involve children and adolescents, and many patients do not have documented proof of vaccination or their vaccination records are unclear. These cases have been recorded across both states, affecting multiple communities in Texas and New Mexico. The reports highlight that a large share of the current measles cases occur among the under-18 population and among those without known vaccination protection.

Fuente: VOA Science Health · Leer publicación original ↗
Fecha de la fuente: 08/03/2025

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measles · sarampión

More than 200 measles cases have been reported in the region.

reported · reportado / informado

Health centers reported an increase in cases this month.

unvaccinated · no vacunado

Most cases were in people who were unvaccinated or had unknown status.

status · estado

Many patients have an unknown vaccination status.

younger · más joven / menor

Most of the cases are in people younger than 18.

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1. In which U.S. states were more than 200 measles cases reported?
2. Which age group has most of the measles cases?
3. What describes the vaccination status of many cases?