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More than 900 measles cases confirmed in US, with illnesses now reported in 29 states: CDC

  • North Dakota reported its first measles case in over a decade on May 2, 2025, involving an unvaccinated child in Williams County currently isolated at home.
  • The child likely contracted measles during an out-of-state visit, while the U.S. Sees a surge with 935 confirmed cases in 29 states, driven mainly by a Texas outbreak.
  • Measles is an airborne contagious disease that can be transmitted days before symptoms such as fever, cough, and rash develop; vaccination continues to be the most reliable method of prevention.
  • The CDC reports three deaths, 121 hospitalizations, and that nearly 70% of cases occur in patients 19 and younger, with Texas accounting for more than two-thirds of cases.
  • Officials warn that a 95% vaccination rate is needed to prevent outbreaks, noting North Dakota’s rates are below this, which may allow limited measles spread despite high local immunization levels.
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AJC broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
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