A new measles case in western Iowa prompts Iowa HHS to release list of possible exposure sites, reminds public to be safe.

As Iowa families gear up for back-to-school season, doctors are sounding the alarm about measles and urging parents to check ...

Iowa HHS said a case of measles was confirmed in a fully vaccinated adult. The case is reportedly not connected to any previous ones.

The patient has no known link to the other seven previous cases and has not traveled outside of the state recently, Iowa DHHS ...

Health officials have identified five locations visited by the individual where Iowans could have been exposed to the measles ...

According to Iowa HHS, the individual is fully vaccinated and has no known link to the previous measles cases in Iowa, nor any recent travel outsid ethe state.

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Another measles case has been confirmed in Iowa, this time in the western part of the state, according to state health officials.The individual is fully vaccin ...

Measles is highly contagious and spread through the air when an infectious person breathes, coughs or sneezes. This is the seventh case of measles confirmed in Iowa this year.

There's only been one case reported in central Iowa since May. Prior to this year, the last known cases of measles in Iowa were two cases reported back in 2019.

Seven Iowa measles cases so far this year Monday’s case brings the total to seven measles cases in Iowa this year. The first case was reported in May, and was the result of travel.

The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has confirmed that an adult in western Iowa has a case of the measles.