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BREAKING: Delaware confirms first case of measles in over a decade

Delaware has confirmed its first measles case in more than a decade, involving an unvaccinated resident of Kent County.

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Health officials in Delaware have confirmed a positive case of measles. The case involves an unvaccinated man from Kent County, marking the first instance of the virus in the state in over ten years.

Coverage from outlets including CBS News, NBC10 Philadelphia, and the State of Delaware News emphasizes the rarity of the case given the decade-long gap. WHYY reports that the public is being recommended to check their vaccination status.

Future updates will likely center on public health guidance and monitoring of vaccination status as reported by the Department of Public Health.

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Quick answers

Where was the measles case located?

The case was identified in Kent County, Delaware.

When was the last measles case in Delaware?

According to coverage, this is the first case confirmed in more than a decade.

What is the vaccination status of the individual?

The individual is identified as unvaccinated.

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