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Six measles cases in North Dakota, mostly unvaccinated, prompted quarantine warnings and highlighted national outbreak risks.
North Dakota confirmed up to six measles cases in early February 2026, primarily in Pembina and Williams counties, mostly among unvaccinated individuals, with one hospitalization reported.
Health officials identified 23 potential exposure sites in eastern counties between February 4 and 11, urging unvaccinated people born after 1957 to quarantine for 21 days.
Measles, highly contagious and capable of spreading before rash onset, can cause serious complications.
The MMR vaccine is 97% effective with two doses, and health authorities recommend vaccination for all, including infants as young as 6 months in affected areas.
Nationally, 910 cases were reported across 24 states by February 13, with 94% in unvaccinated individuals.
Seis casos de sarampión en Dakota del Norte, en su mayoría no vacunados, provocaron advertencias de cuarentena y resaltaron los riesgos de brote nacional.