Kansas measles cases double to 23 and new Ohio outbreak sickens 10

'Disappointed but not surprised': Measles cases explode in 19 states, new outbreak confirmed

(NEXSTAR) – Measles cases nationwide jumped dramatically this week, according to new numbers reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday. Nearly half of states are now reporting cases of the highly contagious virus, which can spread "like a forest fire" through unvaccinated or undervaccinated communities. At least 483 cases are now confirmed in Alaska, California, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, M…

Measles cases continue to spread as RKF Jr. slashes public health staff

Kansas has joined Texas in the ongoing measles outbreak, with 23 confirmed cases across six counties. Of those cases, 20 are in unvaccinated patients, and all but two are children.� On March 13, ...

Be on the alert for measles cases - Tri-County Tribune

By Jennifer StultzTri-County Tribune Editorjstultz@cherryroad.com The Kiowa County Health Department has released a special caution about measles as there has been cases reported in nearby states, as well as in southwest Kansas “It’s important to stay informed about the recent measles outbreaks,” the health department released in a social media post. “Measles is a highly contagious virus, and the best way to protect yourself and those around you…

After a few weeks ago the Ministry of Health (Ssa) issued epidemiological warnings for imported measles and pertussis, David Kershenobich, head of the unit, reported: “We have managed to contain the measles outbreak.”

Health officials give update on measles outbreak

The Ashtabula County Health Department and the Ohio Department of Health are continuing to investigate a measles outbreak in the Ashtabula County.

Measles Cases in Kansas May Be Linked to Texas Outbreak

Measles cases in Kansas more than doubled in the past week, bringing the tally to 20, while another outbreak in Ohio has sickened 10 people, local public health officials reported Wednesday.