“The measles were not so bad” because the cases in the United States have exceeded 300
A six -year -old girl who died tragicly died of measles defended their choice because her child was not vaccinated.
Measles, a possible murderous disease, can be prevented effectively with vaccines. Nevertheless, the cases in West Texas continue to rise two months after the initial outbreak, and local health officials expect that the virus will continue to spread for another several months.
As of Friday, Texas's outbreaks escalated to 309 cases and one death related to measles, while New Mexico reported 42 cases and one measles. Through both countries, forty -two people were taken to the hospital.
The outbreak of Texas, which often affected the non -fortified Minunite societies, can continue for a year based on research on the outbreak of previous measles within the Amish societies in the United States.
These studies indicated that the outbreaks lasted between six to seven months, according to Catherine Wales, Director of the Ministry of Public Health at Lubok, Texas. Most patients have been treated from the outbreak of the current disease in Lubuk Hospitals, and the Ministry of Public Health is strongly involved in managing the situation, according to our reports.
The parents of the deceased child appeared in a video released by the health defense of children, a group of anti -Qahim, headed by the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior.
Sometimes by translating while talking to the German tone, the parents narrated how their child showed classic symptoms. The fever continued, and it was taken to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with pneumonia.
Then it was transferred to the intensive care unit, where it was placed on the artificial respiratory system before eventually.
The other four parents had the most moderate measles, which they attributed to the unpaid treatments of Veritas Wellness, a comprehensive clinic in Lubok, Texas, where Dr. Bin Edwards was treated.
When asked by the interview conducted by the Against Anti -Group if they still have the same views on the MMR vaccine, they answered: “Certainly don't take MMR [vaccine]. The measles were not so bad. [The other children] I got it very quickly. Dr. Edwards was there for us. “
The outbreak of 14 Texas provinces, two provinces in New Mexico, and four potential cases in Oklahoma, where health officials stated that the first cases are “linked” to West Texas and New Mexico's outbreaks.
Measles is one of the most infectious diseases in the world, and its transmission method makes it difficult to contain. Inspections can have multiple peaks, according to Justin Donaller, the epidemic scientist at the Gilings College of International Public Health at North Carolina University.
