Dr. Ari Brown
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 16 Sep
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And actually in Austin we just had a case of measles last week.
Um, it was an infant who was traveling internationally.
And came back and and of i and I and one thing that I think um that's really important for families to know is that measles doesn't show up initially with a rash.
It looks like flu or one of our common respiratory viruses, adenovirus.
So it's high fever and cough and runny nose and pink eye.
And so this baby showed up at an urgent care.
And then showed up in the pediatrician's office, and when when
People come in and they are contagious.
It they're super contagious for two to four hours even after they've left.
And so that's a that's a real situation when somebody walks in and then contaminates the entire
you know, waiting room and the entire office.
So this is real and it was not that far from here.
So it it it kind of gave me a reality check like, wow, okay, we need to be really ready for this because this is something that wasn't something that we really had on our radar and now it needs to be on our radar that we need to ask these screening questions before a patient even comes into the office.
So um
Anyway, but that was an isolated case, which is great, but now we're gonna have to make sure there aren't more cases.
Um but right now, domestically, what's happening is we're having person-to-person transmission in areas where there are lower vaccination rates.
So there's a huge outbreak in Pennsylvania right now.
vaccinated yet?
Right.
And so this is something I want parents to really hear is that the routine first dose of the measles vaccine is given at 12 months of age.
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