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Indiana Department of Health reports first measles case since 2019

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The Indiana Department of Health has confirmed the first case of measles in the state in five years. The risk to the public is low, but IDOH is still investigating the case. To protect patient privacy, no other information about the case will be released, other than it is a Lake County resident. Measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease caused by a virus.

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abc 7 Chicago

Indiana Department of Health reports state's 1st measles case in 5 years in Lake County

A measles case has been reported in Lake County, Indiana, the state's department of health said.

3 months ago·Chicago, United States

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Michigan confirms first case of measles in 5 years

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Indiana has first reported measles case in 5 years

Indiana's health department says there has been a confirmed case of measles, the first one reported in five years.

3 months ago·Louisville, United States

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Indiana confirms first case of measles in 5 years

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Department of Health on Friday confirmed a case of measles in Lake County, marking the state’s first measles case in five years. IDOH says the risk to the public is low, but it continues to investigate the case along with local public health officials. No other information will be released to protect patient privacy. “Measles is easily spread and can be serious, especially for young children. About 1 in 5 unvacc…

3 months ago·Indianapolis, United States

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