US EditionMichigan’s first case of measles in 2025 is confirmed in Oakland County
- An adult in Oakland County is Michigan's first confirmed case of measles in 2025, reported by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Oakland County Health Division at a press conference on March 14.
- The patient, who traveled overseas, first experienced symptoms on March 3 and developed a rash on March 7, indicating possible exposure from March 3 to March 11, as stated by health officials.
- Health officials warned that measles is highly contagious and noted that 301 measles cases have been reported in the U.S. In 2025, with 95% of those infected being unvaccinated.
- Officials urge vaccinations, as about 20% of people with measles may be hospitalized, and emphasize that the MMR vaccine is 97% effective after two doses.
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RoyalOakTribune.comOakland County measles case is 1st in Michigan since last year
An Oakland County adult is the first measles patient in Michigan since July 2024. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Oakland County Health Division confirmed the case at a press conference Friday afternoon, March 14. Related Articles Local News | Pontiac school board forced to add meetings, which means more pay Local News | Faith services for Oakland County area churches and synagogues Local News…
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