As of Wednesday, eight cases had been reported in that region of South Carolina. Five of them became sick within the past month and are part of a newly identified outbreak of measles ... Every case reported does involve a patient who was unvaccinated or did not have immunity from measles infections.
Trump officials sowed fear and confusion at the CDC amid the biggest measles outbreak in 30 years, a new investigation shows. "The CDC was gagged," @apha.org's Georges Benjamin said. kffhealthnews.org/news/article ...
-- KFF Health News (@kffhealthnews.org) Aug 25, 2025 at 8:52 AM
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@#10 ... We conquered measles. It came into America from overseas, when the borders where opened. That's not coincidence. ...
The coincidence in this is the lower vaccination rates of Americans.
If Americans were vaccinated, would this be something we are discussing?
My answer is, no.
But there has been an anti-vax movement in the United States that has caused an unwarranted susceptibility to measles.
Whether the cause of an outbreak is from our southern border, from someone returing from a trip to Europe or wherever.
The results are the same.
Person infected with measles visits 2 public places near New Albany, officials say
www.yahoo.com
Colorado announces another measles case linked to Turkish Airlines flight (june 2025)
www.cidrap.umn.edu
Passenger may have spread measles at 2 Newark Airport terminals in July (August 2025)
www.northjersey.com
Measles has been spreading from the Southern border up.
#8 | Posted by HeliumRat
Measles has been spreading from Gaines County, Texas on up.
Gaines County is not on the Southern Border.
www.dshs.texas.gov
But since you're insistent on spreading your racist propaganda:
Let's say an illegal child does have measles.
Should that child receive treatment?
Mississippi, which celebrates Confederate Memorial Day, is more akin to a vast plantation than a state: www.clarionledger.com
#43 Another purity test. Nobody believes ivermectin is horsepaste.
"FDA agrees to delete You are not a horse' ivermectin tweet" : subscriber.politicopro.com
Because it lost it's lawsuit. Ivermectin works.
You can believe Politico, right Purity Test?
Alberta reported its first measles death since outbreaks of the highly contagious illness began in the province in March.
The baby was born prematurely after the mother contracted measles during pregnancy and died shortly after birth.
"Since measles cases were first reported in Alberta this spring, I had hoped this moment would not come," Adriana LaGrange, the Minister of Primary and Preventative Health Services said. "I am saddened to share that we have had our first death from measles in the province."
Children under five, pregnant individuals and people with weakened immune systems are at the highest risk from measles infections.
Source: www.cbc.ca
How long before we start seeing on death certificates something like...
Cause of Death: RFK, Jr's policies?
While I doubt that would actually happen ...
Then there's things like this ...
What to know about RFK Jr.'s financial ties with a personal injury law firm (January 2025)
www.cbsnews.com
... Kennedy has made about $2.5 million since 2022 in his work with the law firm, including $850,000 last year, public records show. Kennedy, himself a longtime personal injury lawyer, could earn even more if the litigation against Merck prevails given that he is opting to keep his stake in the pending court case, according to ethics documents filed before his confirmation hearings.
Kennedy has a consulting arrangement to refer cases to Wisner Baum, which is pursuing cases related to the HPV vaccine Gardasil. If Kennedy is confirmed, he said he would resign from that arrangement.
"I am entitled to receive 10% of fees awarded in contingency fee cases referred to the firm," Kennedy stated in his ethics pledge. According to the document, Kennedy will retain an interest in cases that do not involve the U.S. as a party and in which the U.S. does not have a "direct and substantial interest."
At the same time, Kennedy vowed to divest his rights to payment in contingency fee cases in which the U.S. is a party or has a direct or large interest to a "non-dependent, adult family member."
Financial conflict of interest?
Kennedy's plan to continue collecting contingency fees while serving as Health and Human Services secretary raises questions as a matter of ethics and policy, according to Kathleen Clark, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis, "It's very unusual for a cabinet secretary to retain an interest in contingency fee litigation," Clark told CBS MoneyWatch. "It's troubling."
For example, if Kennedy stands to financially gain in lawsuits against Merck or other drugmakers, his impartiality as HHS secretary could face scrutiny if the companies faced a federal enforcement action or submitted a drug for government approval, Clark added. ...
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