"Measles Outbreak: Chicago Reports First Cases Since 2019"

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A child at a shelter in Pilsen, Chicago has been diagnosed with measles, prompting new safety measures and a screening requirement for residents. Health officials are working to identify anyone who may have been exposed, and are urging those who were in specific public settings on Feb. 27 to contact the Chicago Department of Public Health. Measles is highly contagious and can be dangerous, particularly to unvaccinated individuals, and health officials attribute its resurgence to vaccine hesitancy.
- Measles in Chicago: Child diagnosed at Pilsen migrant shelter, Chicago Department of Public Health says WLS-TV
- Chicago health officials confirm case of measles in city resident NBC Chicago
- Chicago reports first measles case since 2019, seeking others possibly exposed Chicago Sun-Times
- Chicago reports second measles case in 24 hours CBS Chicago
- Child with measles is first confirmed case in city since 2019: CDPH WGN TV Chicago
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