Rhode Island reports 1st measles case since 2013

RI reports first confirmed measles case since 2013. What you should know
The case was a young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel who was hospitalized at Hasbro Children’s Hospital this month.
Measles case confirmed in Rhode Island, first reported case since 2013
According to reports, the case is of a young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel. The child was hospitalized at Hasbro Children’s this month and is now home and well.
Measles Case Identified In Rhode Island
Measles symptoms typically appear 7 to 14 days after exposure to the virus. Symptoms typically include: .High fever .Cough .Runny nose .Red, watery eyes (conjunctivitis) .Tiny white spots inside the mouth on the inner lining of the cheek .A rash made up of large, flat blotches.
Health Department reports first confirmed Rhode Island measles case since 2013
Children as young as 6 months should get a dose of MMR vaccine before international travel, according to RIDOH.
Department of Health: Measles case identified in Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) is advising the public that a confirmed case of measles has been identified in Rhode Island. This was a case in a young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel.
RI reports its 1st measles case in over a decade
Rhode Island has its first measles case in over a decade, in a young, unvaccinated child who had traveled internationally, health officials said Saturday. The child is well and has been released from Hasbro Children’s Hospital,
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RIDOH identifies first case of measles in state since 2013
The Rhode Island Department of Health said the first confirmed case of measles in the state since 2013 has been identified.
RI reports first confirmed case of measles since 2013
State health officials said the person was a child who was unvaccinated and had a recent history of international travel.