Summit County reports its first case of measles in elementary school student
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Key Points:
- Summit County reported its first measles case in a South Summit School District student who was infectious while attending South Summit Elementary School.
- Potential exposure to measles occurred during school hours on Monday, prompting the health department to work closely with the school district for notifications and guidance.
- Health officials are actively investigating the case and implementing measures to prevent further spread of the disease.
- Summit County Health Director Dr. Phil Bondurant urged unvaccinated residents to receive the MMR vaccine as the most effective protection against measles.
- Individuals exhibiting measles symptoms are advised to contact their healthcare provider promptly.
