Minnesota’s 18th measles case of 2026 emerges near Wisconsin hotspot
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{ "epilogue": "A Fillmore County resident tested positive for measles, marking Minnesota's 18th case of the year and the state's first since April. The confirmed case in the unvaccinated adult, whose county averages near the bottom of Minnesota for child MMR vaccination rates, prompted a free and low-cost vaccine clinic.
Coverage of the trend then quieted without a definitive conclusion regarding the broader outbreak." }
Epilogue added 41d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Minnesota’s 18th measles case of 2026 emerges near Wisconsin hotspot Star Tribune · 53d ago broke it first
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