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Three new measles cases reported in Upstate outbreak

The outbreak totals 156 cases in the Upstate, mostly unvaccinated children, with 252 quarantined and vaccination urged to control spread.

  • On Dec. 26, the South Carolina Department of Public Health reported three new measles infections in the Upstate, all linked to a known school exposure, raising the total to 156.
  • Health data show 148 unvaccinated, three partially vaccinated, one fully vaccinated, and most cases involve children and adolescents, including 34 under age 5 and 104 ages 5 to 17, according to state epidemiologist Linda Bell.
  • DPH reported that 252 people are in quarantine and three in isolation, with the contagious period spanning four days before to four days after rash onset.
  • With holidays underway, officials warned holiday activities complicate quarantines, and DPH urged strict compliance with recommendations while encouraging employers to support quarantined workers.
  • The quarantine period runs through Jan. 15, and DPH is prioritizing MMR vaccination via its Mobile Health Unit with vaccines available at primary care providers, pharmacies and DPH health departments.
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regionalmedianews.com broke the news in on Friday, December 26, 2025.
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