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What changed this week in the states that matter most

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What's Going Around Right Now? Early April 2026 Weekly Update

A quick weekly snapshot of what is going around in the US right now: flu is still circulating but falling, COVID-19 remains moderate, RSV is tapering off, and measles is still the outbreak story to watch.

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This week

Texas

Very High

Measles: 152 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in Texas. RSV is moderate, COVID-19 is low, and measles stands at 152 reported cases.

  • Flu: 2.2% (moderate)
  • RSV: 1.7 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 0.7 per 100K
  • Measles: 152 cases in 2026
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This week

California

High

Measles: 20 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in California. RSV is low, COVID-19 is low, and measles stands at 20 reported cases.

  • Flu: 3.5% (moderate)
  • RSV: 1.0 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 0.5 per 100K
  • Measles: 20 cases in 2026
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This week

Florida

Very High

Measles: 62 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in Florida. RSV is moderate, COVID-19 is low, and measles stands at 62 reported cases.

  • Flu: 2.8% (moderate)
  • RSV: 1.1 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 0.9 per 100K
  • Measles: 62 cases in 2026
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This week

New York

High

Measles: 7 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in New York. RSV is high, COVID-19 is moderate, and measles stands at 7 reported cases.

  • Flu: reporting gap
  • RSV: 3.2 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 1.4 per 100K
  • Measles: 7 cases in 2026
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This week

Illinois

High

Measles: 3 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in Illinois. RSV is moderate, COVID-19 is moderate, and measles stands at 3 reported cases.

  • Flu: 1.4% (low)
  • RSV: 2.6 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 1.6 per 100K
  • Measles: 3 cases in 2026
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This week

Pennsylvania

Low

Flu: 1.8% this week

Flu is low in Pennsylvania right now. RSV is high, COVID-19 is moderate, and measles stands at 7 reported cases.

  • Flu: 1.8% (low)
  • RSV: 4.5 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 2.5 per 100K
  • Measles: 7 cases in 2026
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This week

Ohio

High

Measles: 5 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in Ohio. RSV is moderate, COVID-19 is moderate, and measles stands at 5 reported cases.

  • Flu: 3.4% (moderate)
  • RSV: 3.0 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 1.7 per 100K
  • Measles: 5 cases in 2026
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This week

Georgia

Moderate

Flu: 3.1% this week

Flu is moderate in Georgia right now. RSV is low, COVID-19 is low, and measles stands at 2 reported cases.

  • Flu: 3.1% (moderate)
  • RSV: 0.9 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 0.6 per 100K
  • Measles: 2 cases in 2026
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North Carolina

High

Measles: 13 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in North Carolina. RSV is moderate, COVID-19 is moderate, and measles stands at 13 reported cases.

  • Flu: 1.8% (low)
  • RSV: 2.1 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 1.8 per 100K
  • Measles: 13 cases in 2026
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Missouri

High

Measles: 1 cases in 2026

Measles remains the main statewide watchout in Missouri. RSV is moderate, COVID-19 is moderate, and measles stands at 1 reported case.

  • Flu: 2.1% (moderate)
  • RSV: 1.6 per 100K
  • COVID-19: 1.0 per 100K
  • Measles: 1 cases in 2026
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