Health Department Rules Out Measles In Montgomery County Teen
A 15-year-old boy from Montgomery County who was being evaluated and tested for a suspected case of measles has been cleared of the disease, health officials announced Sunday.
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A 15-year-old boy from Montgomery County who was being evaluated and tested for a suspected case of measles has been cleared of the disease, health officials announced Sunday.
With one potential case of measles in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania and another confirmed in northern New Jersey, health officials are stressing the importance of vaccinations.
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The following list of resources provides information regarding measles.
Officials say the Montgomery County Health Department is investigating a report of a physician suspected measles in a 15-year-old male from Montgomery county.
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