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M Which states have the most measles cases in 2026?

Measles outbreaks in close to half of U.S. states are responsible for over 900 confirmed cases in 2026, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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Measles cases surpass 900 in US with infections in 24 states: CDC

CDC data shows that the majority of cases occur among patients under 19. About 3% of all measles patients in the U.S. have been hospitalized.

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U.S. measles case near 1,000 just weeks into 2026; children most affected

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M Which states have the most measles cases in 2026?

Measles outbreaks in close to half of U.S. states are responsible for over 900 confirmed cases in 2026, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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Measles Cases Rising: Florida Among Top 3 States

As measles cases continue to rise across the United States, Florida is now among the states… The post Measles Cases Rising: Florida Among Top 3 States – CDC Data appeared first on TIme News.

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Florida Ranks Third in Measles Cases in the United States: Cdc

As measles cases continue to increase in the United States, Florida is among the first three states with the highest number of cases. According to data provided by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are currently 63 cases in the State of the Sun. This month, Telemundo 49 reported that positive cases of measles at Ave Maria University, a private Catholic university near Naples, Florida, had already reached 50 cases. As of Feb…

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