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Virginia confirms first measles case of 2025, child under 4-years-old Headline from FOX 5 DC
The Virginia Department of Health reports the first case of measles of the year, a child under 4-years-old who recently traveled internationally.
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The Brunswick News
Health department confirms Virginia’s first measles case of 2025 ↗ (opens The Brunswick News) Published Apr 18, 2025
The Brunswick News's feed description NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — The Virginia Department of Health confirmed the state’s first measles case of 2025 in a Saturday announcement. The agency said a child 4 or under living
Fox News
Another state confirms measles case with infected child its first of year ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Apr 18, 2025
Fox News's feed description Virginia recently announced its first case of the measles this year, citing concerns about potential exposure. The child was under 4 years old and traveled internationally.
FOX 5 DC
Virginia confirms first measles case of 2025, child under 4-years-old ↗ (opens FOX 5 DC) Published Apr 19, 2025
FOX 5 DC's feed description The Virginia Department of Health reports the first case of measles of the year, a child under 4-years-old who recently traveled internationally.
NBC News
Louisiana, Missouri and Virginia report first measles cases of 2025 ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Apr 19, 2025
NBC News's feed description Louisiana, Missouri and Virginia have all reported their first measles cases in 2025, and they say all three patients’ cases are linked to international travel.
NBC4 Washington
Virginia confirms first measles case of 2025 ↗ (opens NBC4 Washington) Published Apr 19, 2025
NBC4 Washington's feed description Virginia confirmed its first measles case of 2025 amid nationwide outbreaks. The patient is a child who traveled internationally.