Long Island measles outbreak unlikely
Child in Suffolk contracts measles; officials warn of 'potential exposure' at Northwell hospital
A Suffolk County child has tested positive for measles, the third infection statewide this year, New York health officials said Tuesday, as they warned people at a New Hyde Park hospital while the child underwent treatment there of "potential exposure" to the highly contagious disease.
The residents were possibly exposed during a visit to Cohen Children's Medical Center, where a child with measles was treated.
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New York’s first case of measles outside of New York City this year has been confirmed, according to the state Department of Health. The patient is reported to be less than five years old and a ...
Cohen Children’s Medical Center, located near the border of Queens and Long Island, has identified 12 Suffolk County ...
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