San Francisco Reports First Measles Case Since 2019 in Unvaccinated Infant

7 articles · Updated · CBS New York · Apr 15

San Francisco has confirmed its first measles case since 2019, involving an unvaccinated infant exposed during international travel.
The infant became infectious after returning to the city and is now recovering at home; household contacts are vaccinated.
Health officials urge MMR vaccination, noting measles is highly contagious and can cause serious complications, especially in young children.

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