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Measles Rising in Upstate New York | Albany News
Measles is surging in Upstate New York, with over 20 confirmed cases in weeks—Seneca County has 3, with 2 more pending. Symptoms mimic flu or cold but can appear up to 21 days after exposure. Outbreaks mirror those in Allegheny County, where 130+ people have been vaccinated on-site to curb spread. Experts stress vaccines remain the best defense—even if not 100% effective for everyone, especially vulnerable groups. While those born before 1957 likely have immunity, officials urge all to stay current on MMR shots to protect themselves and the community. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
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