A significant measles outbreak in West Texas, impacting 762 individuals and tragically claiming two young lives, has officially concluded.
Health officials declared the outbreak over after a 42-day period passed without any new cases reported in affected areas.
This outbreak contributed to the worst year for measles cases in the United States in over three decades, highlighting vaccination importance.
The outbreak's end brings relief, but ongoing measles cases elsewhere underscore the need for continued vigilance and vaccination efforts.
