suarezpatricia+FollowMeasles Alert at Dulles: What You Need to KnowA measles-positive traveler passed through Dulles International Airport on June 19, potentially exposing people in several areas between 7:45 p.m. and midnight. This is Virginia’s third case this year, and it’s a reminder that measles spreads fast—just being in the same air can be enough! If you were at Dulles that night, keep an eye out for symptoms like high fever, cough, and rash. And remember, measles is preventable with a vaccine! #MeaslesAlert #DullesAirport #HealthNews #Health #BodyHealth00Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowGlastonbury’s Measles Warning!Festival season just got a health twist: Glastonbury-goers are being urged to double-check their measles jabs before heading out. With measles cases spiking across the UK (and Europe!), health experts say festivals are a hotspot for the virus to spread—especially if you’re not vaccinated. Plus, STIs are also on the rise among young people. If you’re packing your tent, maybe add a quick call to your GP to the checklist! Stay safe and party smart! #Glastonbury2024 #MeaslesAlert #FestivalSeason #Health #BodyHealth60Share
darrell47+FollowMeasles Is Back at the Airport?!Apparently, flying just got riskier—measles is making a comeback in U.S. airports, thanks to a drop in vaccinations. The CDC is warning travelers that you could catch this old-school disease while jet-setting, especially if you’re not up to date on your MMR shots. Over 1,100 cases have already popped up this year! If you’re traveling with babies or anyone with a weak immune system, double-check those vaccines. Who knew your summer vacay could come with a side of measles? #MeaslesAlert #TravelSafe #VaccinesWork #Spirituality30Share
Kevin Rodriguez+FollowCDC’s Measles Travel Alert: What’s Up?Measles cases are blowing up across the US, and now the CDC says everyone should double-check their vaccine status before any international trip—no matter where you’re headed. Over 1,000 cases have popped up in 33 states this year, and even airports are seeing in-flight transmissions. If you’re not vaccinated, you’re at serious risk. The MMR shot is 97% effective, so if you’re planning to travel (or just want to stay safe), it’s time to get those shots! #MeaslesAlert #CDCWarning #TravelSafe #Health40Share
aguilarallison+FollowMeasles Hits Mall of America?!Did you hear? Someone with measles—aka the world’s most contagious disease—was at the Mall of America’s theme park on May 24. Health officials are freaking out because the source is a mystery, which could mean it’s spreading under the radar. If you were at the mall that evening, watch for symptoms like rash, fever, and cough until June 14. This is Minnesota’s fourth case this year, and cases are popping up all over the US. Wild times! #MeaslesAlert #MallofAmerica #HealthNews #Health41Share
Charles Coleman+FollowMeasles on Planes? CDC Issues New WarningThe CDC just ramped up its measles travel warning after dozens of contagious travelers flew within the U.S. this year. Airports, planes, tourist spots—basically anywhere crowded is fair game for catching measles right now. The agency says measles is a global risk, and cases are rising again in the U.S. If you’re not vaccinated, the CDC now suggests you might want to postpone your trip. Wild, right? Stay safe and double-check your vax status before you book that flight! #MeaslesAlert #TravelSafe #CDC #Spirituality334Share
Chris Lyons+FollowMeasles Risk on Planes? CDC Just Raised the AlarmDid you know measles is making a comeback, and travel is a big reason? The CDC just updated its warning after dozens of people caught or spread measles while flying this year. Airports, planes, tourist spots—basically anywhere crowded is now a hotspot. The CDC says: if you’re not vaccinated, maybe rethink those travel plans. With cases rising in the US, Mexico, and Canada, it’s not just an overseas thing anymore. Get your shots before you go anywhere! #MeaslesAlert #TravelSafe #CDCWarning #Health32Share
William Vasquez+FollowMeasles Warning for Travelers 🚨Did you know measles is making a comeback, and airports are a hotspot? The CDC just updated their travel warning after dozens of people caught measles while flying this year. They’re now saying the risk is everywhere—planes, airports, tourist spots, you name it. If you’re planning a trip, make sure you’re fully vaccinated or consider postponing. Measles spreads fast, and cases are popping up in the US, Mexico, and Canada. Stay safe and double-check your vax status before you jet! #MeaslesAlert #TravelSafe #CDCUpdate #Health31Share
William Vasquez+FollowMeasles Alert at Newark Airport!If you were at Newark Airport’s Terminal B on May 12 between 12:30 and 4 p.m., heads up: health officials say you might’ve been exposed to measles. The NJ Department of Health is urging everyone to watch for symptoms like fever, cough, and rash until June 2. This comes right after all those flight delays and safety complaints—now this! Double-check your MMR vax status, especially if you or your kids aren’t fully vaccinated. Stay safe out there! #MeaslesAlert #NewarkAirport #HealthNews #MMRVaccine #TravelUpdate #Health30Share
nheath+FollowExtra Measles Shot for Some TravelersHeading to Texas or Kansas? The CDC now recommends an additional measles vaccine shot for travelers to certain areas with outbreaks. Check if you need one if you're visiting or living in these regions. Stay protected and consult your healthcare provider for updated guidance. #MeaslesAlert #StaySafe #Vaccination #Health159Share