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North Dakota reports its first 2026 measles case in an unvaccinated adult who caught the virus out of state.
North Dakota has reported its first measles case of 2026 in Williams County, involving an unvaccinated adult who contracted the virus outside the state.
Health officials have notified exposed individuals but found no community exposure locations.
This follows 36 cases in 2025—the first outbreak since 2011.
The MMR vaccine is 97% effective after two doses and recommended for children at 12–15 months and 4–6 years.
Officials urge those unsure of their vaccination status to consult a provider and check records at hhs.nd.gov/IRR, noting free vaccines are available through the federal Vaccines for Children Program.
Measles spreads easily and can remain infectious for up to two hours after an infected person leaves a space.
Dakota del Norte reporta su primer caso de sarampión en 2026 en un adulto no vacunado que contrajo el virus fuera del estado, sin propagación comunitaria.