
Three unvaccinated metro Atlanta residents contract measles after international travel
Georgia's Department of Public Health confirms three new measles cases in a metro Atlanta family who had international travel and were not vaccinated. They were not infectious during travel but may have exposed others after returning and developing symptoms. Officials urge vaccination with the MMR vaccine; CDC guidance recommends first MMR dose at 12–15 months, a second dose at 4–6 years, and an additional precaution for infants 6–11 months traveling internationally. Measles is highly contagious, with symptoms typically appearing 7–14 days after exposure.













