Wayne County confirms first measles cases as health officials urge vaccination
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Wayne County health officials confirmed two measles cases, the county's first, both in unvaccinated residents. Public risk is low as health authorities work with the state Department of Health to trace contacts and isolate the infected, while officials renew calls for vaccination to prevent further spread.
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