Health officials report the first case of measles is in Middle Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Tennessee Department of Health confirmed its first measles case this year in Middle Tennessee. Health officials only identified the person as a resident and didn't specify whether it was a person or a child. The likely source of the infection is being investigated, health officials said.
The Tennessee Department of Health said the person was infected with measles in early March and was recovering at home.
There is currently an ongoing, national measles outbreak, involving over 300 cases in 11 states, including two deaths.
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