The Texas health department reports a significant rise in measles cases, with the total now at 663 amid growing outbreaks in several other states. Nationally, nearly 900 cases have been documented, leading health experts to warn that the U.S. may be on the verge of a resurgence of this once-eradicated disease. Ten states are currently dealing with active outbreaks, and declining vaccination rates could result in millions of new cases over the next 25 years. Experts are urging the public to check their measles vaccination status and consider booster shots, particularly as the summer vacation season approaches, which could further facilitate the spread of the virus. The situation calls for immediate attention to prevent a potential public health crisis.