Texas in the Throes of Measles Mayhem, Vaccination Rates Plummet as Cases Soar to 146
Texas faces a severe measles outbreak, with 146 cases and 20 hospitalizations. Despite the crisis, key leaders are silent, and vaccination rates are low. Current policies lack proactive measures such as school exclusions without a declared emergency.
Bird Flu Detected in Wild Bird in Hays County, Texas, Health Officials Signal Low Risk to Public
A dead wild bird tested positive for avian influenza in Hays County, Texas. While 70 human cases have been confirmed in the U.S., Hays County Health Department emphasizes a low risk to the public.
Austin Health Authorities Urge Vaccinations as Measles Cases Surge in West Texas
A measles outbreak in West Texas, with 90 cases and over 16 hospitalizations, has spread to Hays County. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations and warn of the risks, especially for unvaccinated individuals and pregnant women.
Measles Outbreak Hits South Plains, Texas with 58 Cases, Health Officials Urge Vaccination and Caution
A measles outbreak has hit Texas' South Plains, with 58 cases reported across five counties, leading to 13 hospitalizations, mostly among unvaccinated individuals. Health officials urge vaccination and caution.
Austin Public Health Allies with EMS to Combat Heart Disease, Launches Innovative Care for Homeless Population
Austin health authorities highlight heart disease awareness and introduce a new healthcare model for the homeless, emphasizing early detection, lifestyle changes, and accessible medical services.
Rising Measles Cases Spark Public Health Concerns in West Texas Amid Vaccination Rate Decline
West Texas faces a measles outbreak, with 10 unvaccinated people infected, mostly children. Health officials expect more cases and emphasize the importance of the MMR vaccine as vaccination rates fall and exemption requests rise in Texas.
Austin Public Health and ATCEMS Champion Heart Disease Awareness During American Heart Month
APH and ATCEMS raise heart disease awareness during American Heart Month, highlighting risks especially among African Americans and advocating for lifestyle changes, regular screenings, and public education on CPR in Austin.












