Information and Advocacy Materials on the 2025 Measles Outbreak
Texas 2025 Measles Outbreak: Slides from the Measles Webinar (April 2025)
Texas Department of State Health Services Measles News & Alerts
CDC Measles Cases and Outbreaks
2023-2024 Annual Report of Immunization Status (Texas Department of State Health Services)
Information to Share With or Post For Patients and Families:
Talk to Patients About: Measles
Measles: It Isn’t Just a Little Rash Infographic (CDC)
Vaccines – Calling the Shots Documentary (PBS – Nova)
Texas Immunization Requirements and Exemption Information for Schools and Child-Care Facilities (DSHS)
Is Measles Roaring Back? "You Don't Want to Get This."
Information for Physicians
Joint TMA and AHA Summary of Clinical Recommendations
Texas 2025 Measles Outbreak: Slides from the Measles Webinar
Measles Communication Toolkit (DSHS)
Classic Illnesses: Telltale Signs Infographic (AOA)
Photos of Measles (CDC)
Recommendations for Measles in Healthcare Settings (CDC)
Measles VIRAL Specimen Collection (DSHS)
Immunization Action Coalition information for health care professionals:
Measles Information for health care professionals (CDC)
Infectious Disease Control – Measles (DSHS)
Measles Identification, Prevention and Reporting Guidelines (City of Austin Health and Human Services Department)
American Academy of Pediatrics CEO Urges Public Officials to Cite Credible Science When Discussing Measles
July 30, 2025
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What could a TMA Membership mean for you, your practice, and your patients?
Infectious Diseases
As the state’s numbers stabilize, public health authorities reiterate the importance of communication and information sharing amid an outbreak. TMA members can support immunization activities in their communities with a Vaccines Defend What Matters grant. Read More
Vaccines Defend What Matters
Physician-led efforts to educate patients on vaccines may help the U.S. battle recent surges of preventable diseases. Read More
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Texas physicians continue to have an uneven view of how AI, data security concerns, and EHRs affect their practices. Through its findings in a biennial health information technology survey, the TMA lays out how physicians can maximize these technologies for the betterment of patient care.
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