Overview
- Four new measles cases were confirmed in Texas, including the first in Atascosa County near San Antonio.
- The outbreak, which began in January, has reached 722 cases, making it the largest in the U.S. in at least 25 years.
- More than 95% of cases involve unvaccinated individuals, with two-thirds of infections affecting children under 18.
- Ninety-two hospitalizations and two deaths—both unvaccinated children—have been reported during the outbreak.
- Fewer than 10 cases remain actively infectious, and officials are cautiously optimistic about the outbreak's decline.