"Measles Outbreak Hits Chicago's Pilsen Migrant Shelter"

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A child at a migrant shelter in Chicago has been diagnosed with measles, prompting public health officials to respond with vaccinations and increased meal services for those who may have been in contact with the child. The shelter, housing over 11,600 migrants, has faced skepticism after a previous death and is now advising families to remain indoors and watch for symptoms. Officials are urging anyone not vaccinated against measles to do so immediately, as infections can spread quickly in congregate settings like shelters.
- Measles case reported at Chicago's largest migrant shelter Chicago Tribune
- Outcry over ‘inhumane’ conditions inside Pilsen shelter after child diagnosed with measles WGN TV Chicago
- Measles in Chicago: Child diagnosed at Pilsen migrant shelter in second city case in 24 hours, CDPH says WLS-TV
- Measles case involving migrant child highlights challenges in providing health care NBC Chicago
- Chicago reports first measles cases since 2019, including child at Pilsen migrant shelter Chicago Sun-Times
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