Texas Mennonites less likely to vaccinate after outbreak
The measles outbreak that tore through West Texas earlier this year killed two children, hospitalized 99 people, and infected at least 762 Texans — more than half in tiny Seminole, population 7,000. It was the nation’s largest outbreak in over 35 years. The Mennonite community at its center emerged less l…
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