Nashville confirms second measles case of the year in unvaccinated traveler
Nashville health officials in Tennessee announced a new confirmed measles case on November 5. The patient was unvaccinated and had recently traveled internationally. It is Nashville's second measles case of the year; Tennessee's total stands at at least 10, up from nine as of October 17.
Officials listed possible exposure sites, including an October 31 Halloween party at the Westin Clark Place, a Sprouts store on Nolensville Pike, a Subway restaurant in Brentwood, Remedy Lash and Joint Chiropractic, a jewelry school in Arrington on October 30 and November 2, and a CareNow clinic on November 3. Department spokesman Matthew Peters spoke for the city. The CDC has reported 4,852 U.S. measles cases as of October 29.
(Source: The Tennessean)
Source: The Tennessean
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