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One measles case confirmed in southeast Minnesota county
- Olmsted County Public Health Services confirmed one case of measles in a child under 5, according to a press release on October 17.
- The child is symptomatic, unvaccinated, and recently traveled internationally, as stated by the county.
- Mayo Clinic reported that the patient was seen there and 'is doing well.'
- The county health department emphasized that vaccinations are the 'best way to prevent measles.
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One measles case confirmed in southeast Minnesota county
ROCHESTER — Olmsted County Public Health Services has confirmed one case of measles in a child under 5, per a Friday, Oct. 17, press release. The child is symptomatic, not vaccinated against measles, and recently traveled internationally, the county said. “OCPHS is working with the Minnesota Department of Health to contact those who were exposed to the case,” the press release says. “Unvaccinated persons, or persons who have not had measles, are…
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