Overview
- The Texas Department of Health recorded zero new measles cases on June 6 for the first time since the February onset of the outbreak.
- Texas has confirmed 742 measles cases overall, making it the epicenter of the current surge.
- The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 1,168 confirmed cases across 34 jurisdictions as of June 5.
- New infections in Texas have declined from about 12 per day at the peak to fewer than one daily case recently.
- Seventeen separate outbreaks have been reported nationwide in 2025 and the measles vaccine is 97% effective after two doses.