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Two major measles outbreaks in Texas and Kansas have ended, sickening nearly 850 and causing two deaths.
The recent measles outbreak in Texas, which sickened over 760 and caused two deaths, has ended.
Health officials learned the disease is highly contagious, especially to the unvaccinated, and it can lead to severe complications like pneumonia.
Public health experts emphasize better engagement with vaccine-hesitant communities and improved testing and surveillance to prevent future outbreaks.
In Kansas, a similar outbreak affecting 87 people has also ended, with health officials urging vaccination.
The CDC faced interference under the Trump administration, hindering effective communication and response.
Measles can cause long-term health issues and has no treatment; vaccination remains the best prevention.
Dos importantes brotes de sarampión en Texas y Kansas han terminado, enfermando a casi 850 y causando dos muertes.