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Stories related to: measles

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Measles Scare Spreads To Amador, Calaveras Counties

April 6, 2016 | Steve Milne

Calaveras and Amador county health officials say they're working to ensure no local people were infected with measles after a Nevada County child diagnosed with the disease traveled through the area.

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Nevada City School Reopens, Some Students Remain Quarantined

March 31, 2016 | Joanne Serrieh

Ninety-eight students at the Yuba River Charter School in Nevada City remain quarantined Thursday after officials shut down the school when one unvaccinated child was diagnosed with the measles.

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Nevada City School Closed Due To Reported Case Of Measles

March 29, 2016

(AP) -- A charter school in the Sierra Nevada was closed Tuesday after an unvaccinated child was diagnosed with measles.

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California Lawmaker Pushes Vaccinations For Day Care Workers

March 5, 2015

(AP) - A California lawmaker wants to require all day care and pre-school workers to get vaccinated in the wake of a measles outbreak.

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Commuter With Measles Prompts California Transit Warning

February 12, 2015

(AP) - Officials in Northern California are warning people who traveled on Bay Area Rapid Transit that they may have been exposed to measles.

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Public Health Officials Discouraging 'Measles Parties'

February 6, 2015

To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? That debate is rearing it's head again but some parents think they've found a way around that with "measles parties."

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California Lawmakers Want To Remove "Personal Belief" Exemption From Vaccine Law

February 5, 2015 | Pauline Bartolone

Democratic State lawmakers propose a bill to require children to be vaccinated before they attend school, unless there is a medical reason.

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Health Officials Treat Potential Measles Cases Near Reno

February 3, 2015

Health officials say they're investigating two possible measles cases in northern Nevada. Authorities say unvaccinated and at-risk people should stay away from Spanish Springs Elementary School near Reno to avoid possible exposure.

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Kaiser Notifying Parents Of Children With Insufficient Shot Records

February 2, 2015 | Bob Moffitt

Kaiser Permanente says -following a measles outbreak that started in southern California, 52,000 children in northern California have incomplete shot records and may need measles vaccinations.

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Q&A: Measles And Vaccinations

February 2, 2015

CapRadio interviewed Dr. Dean Blumberg, an expert in infectious diseases about the measles, this year’s influenza strain and general vaccination information.

 

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