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Jessica Nix

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Health Reporter at Bloomberg News

reporter @busines previously wrote about levfin, health, @climate, @technology // views are all mine📝 // @columbiajourn & @smpagwu

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  • 5 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Jessica Nix

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  • 5 days ago | bloomberglinea.com | Jessica Nix

    Bloomberg — Estados Unidos tiene 800 casos confirmados de sarampión, un aumento del 12% respecto a la semana anterior en un brote que ha alcanzado a casi la mitad del país. Ver más: Programa de control mundial de la OMS puede colapsar ante aumento de casos de sarampión en TexasLos Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades de EE.UU. informaron el viernes 18 de abril de 88 nuevos casos en 24 estados.

  • 5 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Jessica Nix

    The US has 800 confirmed cases of measles, a 12% increase from the week prior in an outbreak that has reached nearly half the country. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 88 new cases Friday in 24 states. Two unvaccinated children have died as a result of the virus in Texas, the epicenter of the outbreak. Another death in New Mexico was linked to the disease and is still being investigated. The majority of confirmed cases have been among unnvaccinated individuals.

  • 6 days ago | bloomberg.com | Jessica Nix

    A measles advisory in Seminole, Texas, on April 9. (Bloomberg) -- The US has 800 confirmed cases of measles, a 12% increase from the week prior in an outbreak that has reached nearly half the country. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 88 new cases Friday in 24 states. Two unvaccinated children have died as a result of the virus in Texas, the epicenter of the outbreak. Another death in New Mexico was linked to the disease and is still being investigated.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Jessica Nix

    Texas reported 20 new confirmed measles cases on Tuesday, a 4% increase from Friday’s data as the virus’ spread appears to be slowing in the hardest-hit US state. The new case count was smaller than what the state reported on April 11 (36), April 8 (24), April 4 (59) and April 1 (22). Texas now has 561 total cases. In a news conference in Indiana, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.

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Jessica Nix
Jessica Nix @jessicanix_
27 Mar 25

Did you know women are up to 8x as likely to tear an ACL? For @business I wrote about why women are more likely victims of the knee pop. 🎁🔗: https://t.co/ZzsgzgqYhv

Jessica Nix
Jessica Nix @jessicanix_
26 Mar 25

In your inbox! The CDC issued an advisory for dengue cases already as temperatures are heating up in the US and spring break travel gets started. Gift link: https://t.co/1KHBvhN3Qw

Jessica Nix
Jessica Nix @jessicanix_
25 Mar 25

DC health officials have confirmed a measles case today that exposed people on an Amtrak train last week. And Texas reported 18 new measles cases today. All worrying signs as measles shows no sign of slowing. @business https://t.co/DPtRFn2hLz