ADHS - Measles in Arizona
Check for updated information on current cases and public health recommendations weekly on Tuesdays at 3PM.| Arizona Department of Health Services
Check for updated information on current cases and public health recommendations weekly on Tuesdays at 3PM.| Arizona Department of Health Services
Understand measles, a highly contagious viral disease, its symptoms, complications, and the importance of vaccination.| Nevada Public Health | The Office of State Epidemiology
Measles is a highly contagious virus and spreads easily through the air when an infected person breaths, coughs or sneezes. The virus can stay in the air two hours after an infected person has left. | healthandwelfare.idaho.gov
Second dose before 4 years of age: Although the second dose of MMR vaccine is typically recommended at age 4–6 years, clinicians can give the second MMR dose to children older than 1 year as long as it has been at least 28 days from their first dose (see details below if considering giving MMRV).| Utah Epidemiology
on immunizations, well-child checks, and health screenings.En español Get information for your kidsGet information for youKeep your kids healthy with routine immunizations and well-child checks. Wellness checkups are more than just checkups for babies or a schedule of when to get shots. Kids grow and develop quickly, and need to learn to do many new things during childhood and adolescence. ... Read More| Department of Health and Human Services
Last updated: Aug. 30, 2025 Back to the measles homepage.The data on this page only includes cases confirmed in Colorado residents.| cdphe.colorado.gov
Concentration and trend| avrpublic.dhhs.utah.gov
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