On Monday afternoon the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) announced that there are now 48 confirmed cases of measles in the state, the highest level in more than twenty years.
This represents an increase of four cases since the last report three days ago on Friday. The first case was diagnosed on April 11.
The outbreak has not expanded beyond the three counties where cases were previously confirmed.
Forty-five cases have been confirmed in Hennepin County, two in Ramsey County, and one in Crow Wing County.
Forty-five cases have been “confirmed to be unvaccinated. . . one had one dose of MMR [and] two had two doses of MMR,” according to MDH.
As before, the majority of the cases are within the Somali community.
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And were supposed to care? They are the same animals that have relatives acting as Pirates off the coast of home!
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ReplyDeleteGee! It looks like we need more of them here! Let's import another 10 or 20 thousand tomorrow! Screening? For WHAT? We don't need screening!
ReplyDeleteDon't vaccinate your children! It's bad for them says the internet and mom's yoga coach.
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