India, Feb. 28 -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned that there is an increased likelihood of non-vaccinated travelers returning to the U.S. contracting measles.
Measles outbreaks are occurring globally, particularly in Asia, CDC said in a statement on the outbreak of the disease in West Texas, and the death of a child.
CDC cited the case of an Orange County resident returning from Asia on February 19 getting infected by measles.
CDC said it continues to be in close communication with Texas health authorities about the measles outbreak in West Texas, following the death of a child. HHS is providing technical assistance, laboratory support, vaccines, and therapeutic medication as needed to the Texas Department of St...