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South Carolina Sees Measles Surge: Health Officials Urge Vaccination
10/5/2025
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Story summary
- South Carolina reports eight confirmed measles cases, primarily among unvaccinated individuals, prompting a health response.
- Health officials warn the measles virus spreads easily and remains airborne for up to two hours.
- Symptoms include high fever, cough, runny nose, and a red rash that spreads.
- Rapid response teams trace contacts, boost vaccination, and urge residents to check vaccination status.
