Measles Outbreak: Updates on Cases in New York and Illinois

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A child in Nassau County, New York, who was not vaccinated against measles, has been released from the hospital after being admitted with the disease. Health officials are warning about low vaccination rates among children as measles cases rise nationally. The child's case is the fourth in Nassau since 2014, prompting efforts to contact those potentially exposed. Experts emphasize the severity and contagiousness of measles, urging vaccination to prevent serious complications. Concerns about vaccine hesitancy and delayed vaccinations are highlighted, with health care providers stressing the importance of immunization.
- Nassau child with measles released from hospital Newsday
- More measles cases detected in Illinois, New York as US total climbs to 64 cidrap.umn.edu
- Nassau health officials: Visitors at Cohen Children's Medical Center may have been exposed to measles News 12 Bronx
- Long Island measles case in unvaccinated child confirmed by New York State Department of Health WABC-TV
- 1st LI Measles Patient Admitted To Cohens Children Hospital New Hyde Park, NY Patch
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