Riverside County reports first confirmed case of measles countywide since 2018
- A Riverside County resident tested positive for measles, marking the first case since 2018.
- The adult patient recently traveled internationally, potentially exposing them to the virus.
- Health officials urge vigilance; the patient lives in eastern Riverside County and is recovering.
- Dr. Jennifer Chevinsky stated, "Those who travel internationally to areas with ongoing measles transmission may be at risk for exposure."
- This case is the ninth confirmed measles case in California, with others in multiple counties.
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Riverside County reports first confirmed measles case since 2018
The skin of a patient after three days of measles infection. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Heinz F. Eichenwald/CDC) Riverside County health officials are urging people to take precautions Friday after the first case of measles in seven years surfaced in the county. The patient, identified only as a person from the eastern half of the county, tested positive for a measles infection in the last couple of weeks and is now recovering at home, according to …

Riverside County confirms first case of measles this year
The first case of measles in seven years surfaced in Riverside County, prompting health officials on Thursday, April 3 to urge precautions among residents. The patient, identified only as an adult from the eastern area of the county, tested positive for a measles infection in the last couple of weeks and is now recovering at home, according to Riverside University Health System. The origin of the infection could not be verified, but RUHS officia…
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