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Measles outbreak in North Dakota prompts local health officials to quarantine unvaccinated schoolchildren

  • North Dakota reported nine measles cases as of Tuesday, leading local health officials to quarantine unvaccinated schoolchildren to prevent spread.
  • The outbreak follows rising measles infections nationwide due to declining vaccination rates and increased travel exposing unprotected individuals to the virus.
  • Measles is highly contagious, mostly affecting unvaccinated children, and causes symptoms like high fever, rash, and cough, with dangerous complications possible.
  • Health officials report over 1,000 measles cases in the U.S., with 13% hospitalized and three deaths, while vaccination rates around 95% are needed for herd immunity.
  • Officials urge ensuring vaccination to control outbreaks like North Dakota’s, which highlight risks where immunization is incomplete and public health measures are activated.
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AM 1100 The Flag WZFG broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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