All confirmed cases involve unvaccinated adult men in Kent County DOVER, Del. — Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming four cases among unvaccinated adult men in Kent County.
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Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming two more positive cases on Wednesday. Delaware measles outbreak With the two new cases confirmed on Wednesday, there are currently four confirmed cases in the state, according to the Delaware Division of Public Health.
Health officials in Delaware and Chester County, Pennsylvania, are urging residents to get vaccinated as measles cases continue to climb across the region
Measles is making a dramatic resurgence in the United States after the disease was declared eliminated in the country 25 years ago. Delaware has reported four cases , while Pennsylvania has confirmed 132 cases, including 13 in Chester County.
DOVER, Del. (WPHL) — Health officials are urging people across Delaware and Chester County, Pennsylvania, to ensure they are protected against measles as the number of confirmed cases continues to grow.
All confirmed cases involve unvaccinated adult men in Kent County DOVER, Del. — Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming four cases among unvaccinated adult men in Kent County.
