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According to Austin Public Health (APH), officials detected traces of measles through wastewater surveillance in Travis County. The virus was detected in the first week of July, and on July 18 ...

A rapid and adapted response is critical to limiting the impact of measles on the communities, but on the ground we note the absence of actors and a flagrant lack of much-needed assistance.” ...

During the first week of July, wastewater surveillance was conducted in Travis County. Officials got results on Friday that confirmed they detected traces of measles.

"Under your tutelage as Secretary, you have undermined vaccines, gutted public health funding, and dismantled core federal protections meant to keep Americans safe," Schumer wrote in a July 11 letter.

Austin Public Health (APH) said traces of the measles virus were found through wastewater surveillance in Travis County during the first week of July.

Nathan LaCross, the manager of the state's wastewater surveillance system, said when people have measles, they shed the virus via urine or feces.

Traces of measles were found through wastewater surveillance in Austin-Travis County APH officials are encouraging people to get up to date on their vaccines In 2025 so far, two Austin residents ...