A second measles case has been confirmed this year, involving an infant who had not received vaccination. The infant was likely exposed to measles while traveling. Austin Public Health has confirmed…
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A second measles case has been confirmed this year, involving an infant who had not received vaccination. The infant was likely exposed to measles while traveling. Austin Public Health has confirmed this case.
Further details about the exposure and the infant's condition are available from the health department. The case is the second one reported in Travis County this year. For more information, residents can contact Austin Public Health.
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