A significant measles outbreak has been reported in Texas, affecting at least 22 children and two adults, predominantly in areas with high rates of vaccine exemptions. Health officials express concern as the outbreak grows, contributing to fears of potential widespread transmission. The situation has been labeled "completely preventable" by infectious disease experts, emphasizing the critical need for vaccinations amid declining rates. With officials reporting additional cases and a rise in measles incidents nationwide, authorities are urging families to vaccinate their children. Furthermore, the outbreak has led to hospitalizations and state health alerts, drawing attention to the importance of immunization in preventing such highly contagious diseases.