A recent measles alert has been issued after an international traveler exposed various locations in the D.C. area. Health officials urge residents to check their vaccination status and report potential exposure.
A third case of measles has been confirmed in Johnson County, Iowa, involving an unvaccinated child. Health officials warn of potential exposure at local stores and urge the public to assess their risk.
Four cases of measles have been reported in Navajo County, Arizona, marking the first confirmed cases in the state for 2025. Health officials urge unvaccinated individuals to monitor symptoms after potential exposure.
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In a significant update, U.S. health officials now recommend measles vaccinations for all international travelers, highlighting an increase in cases linked to travel. Protect yourself before your next trip!
Measles cases in the US have surged to 1,088, with new outbreaks reported in 33 states. The CDC warns travelers to be vaccinated as cases rise both domestically and internationally.
A staggering rise in measles cases has been reported in the Americas, with 2318 confirmed cases and three deaths from January to April 2025. This represents an alarming 11-fold increase from the previous year, raising concerns about vaccination coverage and public health responses across the region.
Public Health – Seattle & King County has confirmed a fifth case of measles in King County, sparking health alerts. An unvaccinated infant may have exposed others at Sea-Tac and Seattle Children's Hospital. Know the risks and vaccination requirements before traveling.
At least 27 states report measles cases linked to international travel as Louisiana, Virginia, and Missouri confirm their first cases of 2025. Health officials are on high alert as the outbreak poses serious risks.
