"It previously reported 34 laboratory-confirmed measles cases in Enfield from 1 January to 9 February. But the latest data from the UKHSA has confirmed measles cases have continued to increase in London, which is being driven by the outbreak in Enfield, with 50 confirmed cases in the borough up to 16 February. The agency also confirmed there were 10 cases in the neighbouring borough of Haringey and 23 cases in Birmingham."
"Measles is one of the most contagious diseases known to affect humans, which starts as a cold-like virus followed by a rash a few days later. But it can trigger serious complications such as ear infections, encephalitis (swelling of the brain), blindness, breathing problems or pneumonia. The spots of the measles rash, which are not usually itchy, are sometimes raise"
The Independent reports on reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech, sending journalists to investigate and producing documentaries such as 'The A Word' about American women fighting for reproductive rights. The outlet says it is trusted across the US political spectrum and avoids paywalls, relying on donations from those who can afford to support free access. A measles outbreak in north London has caused rising confirmed cases, with Enfield reporting 50 cases up to 16 February, Haringey 10 and Birmingham 23. The outbreak is affecting unvaccinated children under ten and has led to hospital treatments. Measles starts as a cold-like illness, followed by a rash, and can cause ear infections, encephalitis, blindness, breathing problems or pneumonia.
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