Measles Outbreak in East Bay Prompts Health Warnings

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A highly contagious measles case has been confirmed in Contra Costa County, California, with exposure at multiple public locations between Dec. 17 and Dec. 24. Health officials warn that unvaccinated, pregnant, or immunocompromised individuals may be at risk and emphasize the importance of vaccination, noting that the county has a vaccination rate over 95%. The incident highlights concerns about the resurgence of measles due to declining vaccination rates nationwide.
- Highly-contagious measles case confirmed in Walnut Creek and Lafayette, Contra Costa County health officials say ABC7 San Francisco
- Measles case confirmed in East Bay, possible exposure at shopping mall, health officials warn KTVU
- Measles infection, exposure confirmed in Contra Costa County NBC Bay Area
- Measles confirmed in East Bay, potential exposure at Walnut Creek stores KRON4
- Measles case reported in East Bay: Here’s where the infected person shopped before Christmas San Francisco Chronicle
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