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Measles confirmed in Colorado Springs, public asked to watch for symptoms

Colorado health officials confirmed two unvaccinated El Paso County residents contracted measles, bringing the total linked to an infectious traveler to six. The infected individuals are recovering at home. Public health officials urge anyone who visited specific locations in Grand Junction and Colorado Springs between May 27 and May 31 to monitor for symptoms (fever, cough, rash) for 21 days and avoid public gatherings if symptoms develop. They should contact their healthcare provider immediately if symptoms appear. The MMR vaccine offers strong protection against measles.

Prepared by Olivia Bennett and reviewed by editorial team.

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