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They Watch 500 Houses in Jalisco for Measles in Zapopan; Is There a Risk of an Outbreak?
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The inhabitants of 500 houses are under epidemiological surveillance after the confirmation of the first case of measles in Jalisco, according to the Ministry of Health; for the past 31 years no case was detected in the state. Although no outbreak has been detected among people who lived with the under 2 years old with measles in Zapopan. So far, 12 vaccines have been applied to people close to the patient who did not have the biological.
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