Vermont health officials report first confirmed case of measles this year
Health officials in Vermont say they have confirmed a case of measles in a school-aged child in Lamoille County who recently traveled internationally with their family. In a statement on Tuesday, the Vermont Department of Health said the child has been isolated while they are contagious and the “risk to the public is believed to be low.
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