Editorial: Measles case at Dulles stresses the importance of vaccination
A measles case as Dulles, coupled with an outbreak in New Mexico and Texas, is an urgent reminder about the importance of ...
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West Virginians may have been exposed to measles at Dulles Airport in D.C.
The West Virginia Bureau for Public Health was notified of a confirmed case of measles at Washington Dulles International ...
Md. confirms measles case; Dulles Airport travelers may have been exposed
The health department said there may have been exposures at Dulles’s international arrivals area and a Howard County ...
Measles case confirmed in Maryland; Dulles Airport travelers could be exposed
Maryland health officials have identified a positive case of measles in a state resident who recently traveled ...
A patient with measles flew into Dulles Airport last week. Va. reports potential exposure
On Sunday, the Virginia Department of Health confirmed a patient with measles walked through Dulles Airport's international and main terminals March 5 ...
Authorities warn of measles exposure at Dulles Airport after Maryland confirms state’s first case
People who are vaccinated against measles are generally safe, as two doses provide lifetime protection from the deadly virus.
Travelers At DC’s Dulles Airport Potentially Exposed To Measles—As Maryland Announces New Case
Anyone who was at Dulles Airport’s international arrivals area March 5 between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. EST may have been exposed to ...
Measles Exposure Warning Issued for Washington Dulles Airport: What to Know
Maryland's Department of Health confirmed a case of measles and has issued advice and guidance for those who may have been ...
Travelers at Dulles airport may have been exposed to measles
A Maryland resident who passed through Terminal A at the Washington, D.C., area airport last week tested positive for the ...
Maryland confirms measles case, and travelers at Dulles may have been exposed
A Howard County resident tested positive for measles after returning from international travel. Health officials are now ...