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South Carolina’s measles outbreak hits 997 cases, mostly unvaccinated children, with 820 cases in the state.
South Carolina’s measles outbreak has reached 997 cases as of March 17, with one new case reported, marking a slowdown in spread.
Most cases involve unvaccinated individuals, primarily children aged 5 to 17, and the outbreak is linked to low vaccination rates in private schools and community gatherings.
Eight people remain in quarantine, with no one in isolation.
Nationally, the U.S. has seen 1,362 measles cases, with South Carolina accounting for 820 of them.
Health officials stress vaccination as the best prevention, with MMR vaccines available widely.
Texas reports conflicting case numbers, raising concerns over data transparency.
El brote de sarampión de Carolina del Sur llega a 997 casos, en su mayoría niños no vacunados, con 820 casos en el estado.