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North Dakota up to 6 measles cases, with jump in exposure sites in eastern counties
Six confirmed measles cases include two breakthrough infections in fully vaccinated people, with exposure sites expanding across multiple North Dakota counties, health officials report.
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6 measles cases reported in North Dakota, several exposures in Fargo and eastern ND
As the number of cases and exposure sites rises in North Dakota, Shawn McBride says though measles is usually not serious, in one out of 1,000 cases it causes brain swelling, which can be fatal.
·Fargo, United States
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N.D. sees increased cases of measles, people exposed in Fargo, GF & Colfax
NORTH DAKOTA – North Dakota saw four new cases of measles over the weekend bringing the state’s total to six. Five cases have been confirmed in Pembina County and one was found in Williams County. One person has been hospitalized and four people infected are over age 19. North Dakota’s Health and Human Services department said people contagious with measles went to public places in Fargo, Grand Forks, Cavalier, Colfax and Walhalla recently. Clic…
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