
Measles Alert: Potential Exposure Sparks Health Concern at Dulles Airport for WV Travelers
Potential Measles Exposure Alert: West Virginia Residents Warned of Airport Risk
Health officials in West Virginia have issued an urgent public health notice following a potential measles exposure at Dulles International Airport near Washington D.C. The West Virginia Bureau for Public Health received notification on Wednesday about a confirmed measles case that could potentially impact state residents.
Residents who may have traveled through or been present at Dulles International Airport recently are advised to monitor their health closely and contact their healthcare provider if they develop any symptoms associated with measles. These symptoms can include high fever, persistent cough, runny nose, and distinctive red rash.
The Department of Health is taking proactive steps to inform the public and minimize potential spread of the infectious disease. Individuals who are unsure about their vaccination status are recommended to consult with medical professionals and consider getting updated immunizations.
Stay informed and vigilant about your health during this potential exposure period.