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Measles case confirmed in Maryland resident who passed through Dulles and DC clinic

A Maryland resident with confirmed measles has triggered exposure alerts across Dulles Airport and a Washington, D.C. clinic.

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A Maryland resident has tested positive for measles after traveling through Dulles Airport and visiting a clinic in Adams Morgan. This case occurs alongside a reported outbreak in Buckingham County, according to coverage from WTOP, WJLA, and NBC4 Washington.

Reporting from InsideNoVa.com and WSET emphasizes that the Virginia Department of Health has reported additional exposures in Northern Virginia. Health officials in Southside Virginia are currently urging the public to take precautions as outbreaks spread in nearby areas.

Future updates will likely focus on the results of the exposure alerts at the affected transit and medical sites and the progression of the Buckingham County outbreak.

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Quick answers

Where was the Maryland resident with measles seen?

The individual passed through Dulles Airport and a clinic in Adams Morgan.

Are there other outbreaks in the region?

Coverage reports a measles outbreak in Buckingham County.

What actions are health officials taking in Virginia?

The VDH has reported exposures in Northern Virginia, and Southside Virginia officials are urging precautions.

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