The CDC's recent advisory highlights a concerning measles outbreak affecting international travelers, urging vaccination or confirmation of vaccination status before travel. Measles remains a global threat, particularly in crowded settings like airports and public transport. Notably, recent cases linked to Denver International Airport underline the importance of this guidance, as public health officials identify further exposure risks. With over 1,000 confirmed instances in the U.S. this year, primarily in unvaccinated individuals, the CDC emphasizes ensuring complete vaccination to mitigate risks. Travelers without vaccination are advised to consult medical professionals or postpone travel plans.
"Measles is an ongoing risk around the world, and more international travelers are getting infected. Travelers can catch measles in many travel settings including travel hubs..."
"Public health officials are notifying members of the public of additional areas for potential measles exposures, as a result of these confirmed cases..."
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