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Measles Spreads in Wisconsin | Milwaukee News
Measles is surging in Wisconsin with 15 confirmed and 6 probable cases—up from just two the week before. Local outbreaks are spreading without travel links, hinting at hidden cases and underscoring measles’ contagious power. Experts urge vaccination: two MMR doses offer 97% protection, one dose 93%. Check your records via Wisconsin’s Immunization Registry or your doctor. Those vaccinated between 1957–1989 may need a booster; those born before 1957 are likely immune. Symptoms appear 10–21 days after exposure: fever, cough, runny nose, rash. If you suspect measles, call your doctor immediately…
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