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Chicago airport panic as passenger diagnosed with world's most infectious disease
Chicago's O'Hare International Airport has been placed on red alert after a possible measles outbreak. The passenger was mainly confined to the airport's Terminal 1 area but had already exposed hundreds to the world's most infectious disease, reports the Daily Mail.
Two measles cases have been confirmed in Cook County amid the latest 2025 outbreak, public health officials announced ...
People might have been exposed to the virus April 21-28 in Irving Park, at O’Hare Airport and in three southwest suburbs, ...
The Cook County cases follow the first case of measles this year in Illinois in an unvaccinated adult in Marion, reported ...
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Measles in Cook County: Two cases confirmed, here's what we knowTwo measles cases have been confirmed in Cook County. Here’s where exposure may have happened—and what to do next.
North America’s three biggest measles outbreaks continue to balloon, with more than 2,500 known cases; three people have died ...
Cook County's first two measles patients of the year are in isolation Thursday morning, but health officials are warning that ...
The cases are the first to be diagnosed in Cook County since March 8, 2024, when an outbreak of measles that began in a ...
One case was detected in a Chicago resident who recently traveled through O'Hare Airport. The other case was reported in a ...
However, even a small uptick in MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccination could prevent millions of infections, according to new research.
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