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Delaware's 4 new cases of measles meet criteria of "outbreak" - WDEL

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Mark Fowser
Delaware's 4 new cases of measles meet criteria of "outbreak" - WDEL
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Delaware has confirmed four cases of measles in Kent County, marking the state's first outbreak in over a decade. Public health officials are conducting contact tracing to contain the spread among the unvaccinated individuals involved.

Two additional positive measles cases were reported by Delaware Public Health Wednesday, bringing the recent total to four. They are the first known cases in more than a decade.

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