Measles cases reported in another South Carolina county after outbreak ends

Second measles case pops up in Saluda, but it’s not part of historic outbreak, state says

After ending a historic measles outbreak that sickened nearly 1,000 people, mostly unvaccinated children, there was a second case of measles in Saluda County. But it is not part of the outbreak.

Measles cases reported in another South Carolina county after outbreak ends

Two cases of the measles have been reported in Saluda County, South Carolina, about a week after the states's outbreak was declared over.

South Carolina health officials confirm second measles case in Saluda County

The South Carolina Department of Public Health has confirmed a second measles case in an adult in Saluda County, linked to an earlier case reported on April 17.

Second measles case confirmed in Saluda County

The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) has confirmed a second measles case in a Saluda County adult related to the initial case reported April 17th.

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These cases are not related to the Upstate measles outbreak that ended last month after 997 cases

Second measles case confirmed in Saluda Co.

Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–State health officials say there is another case of measles in the Midlands. According to the Department of Public Health, a second case of measles has been confirmed in Saluda County. Officials say this case is in a person related to the initial case in the county reported on April 17th. A department spokesperson says so far there have been no public exposures related to this case, however 39 people are in quarantine as a …