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The Measles Outbreaks and Exposures of 2025

Breaking News – We ended 2025 with at least 2,117 measles cases and three deaths, another record year. (see below).

It was the most cases in a single year since 1992, when we had 2,200 cases.

We had at least 2,117 cases of measles in 2025, including cases in Alabama (1), Alaska (4), Arizona (214), Arkansas (8), California (25), Colorado (36), Connecticut (1), Florida (7), Georgia (10), Hawaii (2), Idaho (14), Illinois (14), Indiana (11), Iowa (9), Kansas (91) Kentucky (13), Louisiana (3), Maryland (3), Michigan (30), Minnesota (26), Missouri (7), Montana (36), Nebraska (3), New Jersey (11), New Mexico (100), New York and NYC (48), North Carolina (2), North Dakota (36), Ohio (45), Oklahoma (17), Oregon (1), Pennsylvania (17), Rhode Island (1), South Carolina (224), South Dakota (16), Tennessee (7), Texas (803), Utah (192), Vermont (2), Virginia (5), Washington (12), Wisconsin (36), and Wyoming (15).

Note – Measles is also surging in Mexico and Canada.

RFK Jr’s CDC is reporting “a total of 2,144 confirmed* measles cases,” including “a total of 25 measles cases were reported among international visitors to the United States.”

I simply recorded cases from state health dept reports…

The Measles Outbreaks of 2025

Keeping with many early predictions of a big measles year, westarted the year with a big outbreak in Texas!

All together, measles outbreaks and cases in 2025 include:

So that’s 2,117 cases, a 32 year record, and three deaths…

Buckle up and make sure you are vaccinated and protected!

Protection from Measles

Fortunately, it’s usually not hard to protect yourself and your family from measles.

Remember that high risk infants can get an early MMR when they are just six months old! And toddlers can get their second MMR early too. This can help to control measles during an outbreak.

Just get vaccinated and protected!

What if you can’t?

What if you have a true medical exemption to getting the MMR vaccine or your baby is too young to be vaccinated?

Then you should do your best to avoid high risk situations and encourage folks around you to get vaccinated and protected.

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