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The school-aged child dies in Texas and concentrated among the audience of Christian sectors.
In the event of a high-infectious disease in Texas, in Texas, the death of a child who did not get unloaded was the death of the first measles after ten years.
The school was killed in the health department of the state, after the hospital in north-west Texas, northwestern Texas.
Death comes after disputes related to appointment of immunization rates and vaccine skeptic Robert F Kennedy Jr. as the best healthcare in the country.
This year, in more than 130 parts of the neighboring state of the neighbor of Texas and New Mexico this year, almost all of the people who do not vaccinate.
Health officials are concentrated in the Society of Mennonite Christian sectors, most famous for most of the work, and the careful of vaccines.
The speech of the President of the US President Donald Trump First cabinet meeting on WednesdayKennedy, who encouraged the scientifically deprived of vaccines for the vaccines for autism, said he was “not unusual.”
“By the way, this country became four measles this year,” Kennedy told reporters.
“Last year, he was 16 years old. Thus not unusual. We have measles every year.”
The number of measles in the United States, before decreased during the Covid-19 pandemia, in 2019, was about two decades.
Authorities reported in 2024 in 285 incidents, 59 and before 121 therefore in 2023.
The World Health Organization announced the elimination of the United States in 2000 – no year or more – but this status is under the threat during this status anti-vaccinated thoughts.
The end of the United States, after 12 years, he said in 2015 with an immortal death associated with the disease.
Measles can be extremely dangerous for people who are not inappropriate for immunizations in general, including immunizations.
One person in the United States was hospitalized in one of five people, and every 20 children from every 20 children were pneumonia, according to CDC.
