If potentially deadly viruses were recorded nationwide, the reconstruction of measles reached South Carolina.
The South Carolina Public Health Department announced that the onset confirmed on Thursday that it has hit the top region and has brought eight known cases to eight.
Five of the individuals caught the virus last month. DPH defines the onset as three or more connected to each other.
The department added that all people involved in the outbreak were not vaccinated and were not immunity.
Dr. Linda Bell, a historian and a director of the health program, said that the two individuals have not yet identified the places where measles caused measles.
She urged that if the department is expected to confirm more cases and experiences the virus -related symptoms, people are far from others.
Measles may include heat, cough, red eye and runny nose, and may contain unpleasant rashes that begin on the face before spreading to the rest of the body.
Measles remain in the air for up to two hours after the spread of the infected person through the air.
Measles have been reported in the upper part of South Carolina, and the Ministry of Health has confirmed eight cases in the area.
In the past two years, measles in Texas have exceeded 800, and New Mexico and Arizona have reported many infections.
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DPH has strongly urged people who have symptoms that can avoid contact with others due to the infectious characteristics of measles.
Even people with early mild symptoms can spread viruses, and infected people can be transmitted for 4 days before starting the rash.
Health authorities added that 97 %of the immunity is effective in preventing the spread of measles, and 97 %of the infections are effective.
According to DPH, children are recommended to receive the first capacity vaccine between 1 and 15 months.
Dr. Bell said, “Measles of measles Lubela (MMR) is the most important tool for preventing and spreading measles infections.”
‘We are strongly recommended for everyone to review immune records and provide the latest information on all recommended vaccinations, including MMR.’
Until this year, there were 1,544 cases nationwide, which has been a record of the last 33 years. Disease Control and Prevention Center.
Experts advocated the vaccine to prevent measles. In many states, the vaccination rate is less than 90 %
The last measles exceeded 1,000 cases when 2,126 people contracted the virus in 1992.
The most common cases of cases in the last 40 years were 1990 when 27,808 people had measles.
A year later, measles efforts were expanded throughout the United States, and children aged 9-15 began to receive vaccines. World Health Organization.
Since 1997, measles infections have been less than 200 years old, and less than 50 cases have been reported for several years.
However, according to the CDC, cases have soared in recent years, and three deaths have already been killed this year.
The Minnesota Ministry of Health announced on Wednesday that the state has 10 new confirmation cases, raising up to 18 people of the infected individuals up to 18 people.
West Texas experienced a significant onset earlier this year, and 762 confirmation incidents occurred, including hospitalization in 9999 and the deaths of school age children.
The American Pediatrics Academy has issued a statement that advocates the claim that it can advocate vaccines and treat viruses.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The Minister of Health and Welfare is burning during the outbreak to promote vitamin A and drug Budesonide and Clarithromycin as measles.
The American Academy of Pediaatrics has eliminated this claim and announced the following facts.
‘We suggest that measles can be treated when promoting drugs to treat measles, especially when the drug is not recommended.’
Daily Mail recently contacted HHS for opinions on the development of measles.
