Small Virginia Child, Out-of-State Resident Sick with Measles, Creating Exposure Risk

Measles exposure reported at Reagan National Airport

A pre-school age child with measles traveled through Reagan National Airport and on the a Yellow Line Metro train last week. That's according to an alert from the Virginia Dept. of Health. The child "is a resident of another state and traveled through Ronald Reagan Washington National airport on January 26," according to VDH. "Health

Small Virginia child, out-of-state resident sick with measles, creating exposure risk

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Both a small Northern Virginia child and an out-of-state visitor have confirmed cases of measles, creating an exposure risk for anyone who visited the same places around the same times. On Friday, Feb. 6, the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) reported a confirmed measles case in a Northern Virginia resident, as well as a sick traveler who created an exposure risk when visiting Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. …

Another Virginia measles case confirmed; find out about potential exposure sites

Health officials in Virginia have confirmed a measles case in a pre-school age child traveling in the region from out-of-state.

Virginia Health Officials Investigating a Confirmed Measles Case and an Exposure in Northern Region

RICHMOND, Va. – The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) is reporting a confirmed case of measles in a resident of the Northern Region. The patient is a pre-school age child (0-4 years). Additionally, VDH was notified of a confirmed case of measles that is a resident of another state and traveled through Ronald Regan Washington […] The post Virginia Health Officials Investigating a Confirmed Measles Case and an Exposure in Northern Region appeare…