Shows 300-plus ham cases in the United States, maximum to one year from 2019

The United States has recorded more than 300 cases of Ham in the first three months of this year, according to data released by the CDC (CDC), recorded maximum infection in one year since 2019.

More than 90 percent of the case in this case is associated with the growing outbreak in West Texas and is now spread in New Mexico. The Texas Division State Health Services recorded 259 cases on Friday and recorded 35 additional 35 in New Mexico. According to the CDC, at least five people were admitted to the hospital.

Two additional “potential” cases associated with outbreak in Oklahoma were not added to the CDC Tally.

This year has been reported to 285 infections for the total year. In 2019, a record 1,274 cases were seen in the United States, according to the CDC, the spread of New York City and the Underwelcomed community in the state of New York.

The outbreak has led Trump’s top health officers in the first administration of Trump to warn the largest number of cases in the country since 20 years.

Ham was officially eliminated in 2000 due to a highly effective vaccination program, but the vaccines have declined and the outbreak of 2019 has threatened that status. Most ham cases in the United States were initially introduced by an exposed man exposed during international travel who then bring the virus back to the underwriting community in the house.

To this day, almost all the cases are unintestrated or among those whose vaccine status is unknown. According to Texas officials, two cases have been filed with two doses.

In Texas, an unforgettable school-old child died at Ham, the first sure Ham died in a decade. An obsolete adolescent death in New Mexico did a positive test for Ham after the death, but the case is still under investigation.

The current outbreak represents an important test for Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who for the first time had to regard his past as a long -time critic of the vaccines with the new leadership of the Federal Health Institute.

Kennedy has created two presences in Fox News in recent weeks, where he reduced the seriousness of the ham and painted fringe theories about resistance and treatment, such as the benefits of vitamin A and cod liver oil ham, which is the only proven way to prevent infection.

Hum is one of the most infectious diseases that are known to humans. According to the CDC, only one infected patient can spread up to 9 out of 10 ham ham.