Intelligence Odrai in the southwest is currently the largest single explosion since 2000

The spread of the Odra in the southwest is currently the largest single explosion since the United States announced that the disease eliminated in 2000, federal scientists told state officials at the meeting on Monday.

Fresh York Times has received a recording of the meeting. Until now, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has not publicly described epidemic in such clear categories.

More cases of measles were mainly reported in orthodox Jewish communities in Fresh York and Fresh York in 2019. But health officials consider these separate epidemics, because they were powered by many virus introductions by international travelers.

CDC officials now see the spread of the Odra in Texas, Oklahomie and Nowy Mexico as a single explosion, Dr. Dan Fildardo, who manages the agency’s task group for the Oder’s response, told state health officials at the meeting.

“This is the largest explosion in the USA, since the elimination of the Oder was announced in 2000.” – he said. He added that the agency sent seven additional officials to Texas, an epicenter of escalating crisis.

Health officials in Texas have reported 624 cases from the end of January. Two juvenile, unvaccinated girls died, the first death of the Oder in a decade in the country.

From Thursday, CDC announced 800 cases of measles throughout the countryBut the current summary will probably be higher because the agency needs time to compile state reports.

Over 20 separate explosions brought the national number of cases in 2019 to 1,249, which the country will probably exceed this year.

The Department of Health and Social Welfare did not immediately respond to the request for comment.

About 70 percent of cases throughout the country are among children, and the median age 8. About 11 percent or 85 cases required hospitalization, mostly in Texas.

Almost all infections belong to unvaccinated people or whose vaccination was unknown. Mennonite communities, which often have low vaccination indicators, have been disproportionately affected.

Odra also hit the Mennonite community in Ontario, Canada and the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. The Canadian explosion has increased to almost 1000 cases from October, and the one in Mexico exceeded 400 cases since the explosion of the explosion this year. One adult resident of Chihuahua died.

“Thanks to the ongoing weddings, enormous religious meetings and celebrations on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the Mennonite origin, we are concerned about the possibility of additional spread of measles in the plain community in North America,” warned Filardo officials.

The outbreak of the Oder in 2019 ended only after an aggressive, 11-month public health campaign, which included hundreds of experts, over $ 8 million expenditure on the Health Department, and in some parts of the state ordered vaccinations, dr Jane Zucker, assistant professor at Sunyk Downstate School of Public Health Health, who was involved in reaction, said in response to the reaction of CDC.

Health officials managing this year’s explosion are facing unexpected obstacles.

During the public meeting last week, Dr. David Sugerman, a senior CDC scientist, said that the last threats to local public health financing meant that the agency “scraped to find resources” to support people in Texas and other states struggling with explosions.

Last month, HHS passed to reduce billions of dollars intended for local health departments. (The judge temporarily blocked financing cuts after the state coalition sued the Trump administration).

And the exemptions on CDC eliminated the entire divisions of the National Institute of Safety and Health of Work, which helped countries to ensure that their hospitals were equipped with the treatment of patients with respiratory disease floating in the air.

The answer was also stopped by a muddy message from the most significant health official in the country, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who disregarded the vaccinations and seriousness of the Oder infection while promoting unverified treatment methods, such as cod liver oil.

In Western Texas, local doctors said that patients from the Oder delayed critical treatment in favor of staying at home and treating some supplements that Kennedy promoted.

Due to state officials, CDC scientists did not mention treatment and clearly approved vaccines. “As we all know, vaccination remains the best tool for preventing measles and reacting to the Odra epidemics,” said Dr. Filardo.