
Maryland Declares Measles Outbreak in Three Counties Amid Surge in Unvaccinated Cases
The Maryland Department of Health declared a measles outbreak in St. Mary’s, Carroll, and Cecil counties after confirming 14 new cases among unvaccinated residents. While no public exposures were identified, the state has recorded 31 cases in 2026, with 27 occurring since July 15. Officials emphasize that the risk remains low for vaccinated individuals and are urging residents to check their immunization status.





