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Fifth case of measles in state identified in a King County infant

Public Health confirmed a measles case in a King County infant Friday.
The unvaccinated infant likely contracted measles during recent international travel.
The infant visited Sea-Tac Airport and Seattle Children's Hospital while infectious.
This confirmed case makes five total measles cases in Washington this year.
Health officials advise people at exposure sites to monitor for symptoms.

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Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

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Fifth case of measles in state identified in a King County infant | Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

Traveled through Sea-Tac Airport and visited Seattle Children’s Hospital

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Fifth case of measles in state identified in a King County infant | Courier-Herald

Traveled through Sea-Tac Airport and visited Seattle Children’s Hospital

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Fifth case of measles in state identified in a King County infant | Covington-Maple Valley Reporter

Traveled through Sea-Tac Airport and visited Seattle Children’s Hospital

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Fifth case of measles in state identified in a King County infant

Traveled through Sea-Tac Airport and visited Seattle Children’s Hospital

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Infant measles case confirmed in King County; 5th in Washington this year

Public Health – Seattle & King County confirmed another positive measles case in King County Friday, marking Washington's fifth measles case of the year.

17 hours ago·Seattle, United States

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