153 unvaccinated students in SC quarantining after measles exposure
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At least 153 students from two schools in South Carolina are under quarantine for 21 days due to measles exposures, state health officials announced.
Growing measles exposure in South Carolina that has caused more than 150
elementary school students to be in quarantine.
State health officials say the unvaccinated students are from two
different schools in Spartanburg County. The outbreak has grown to at least eight
measles cases with a total of 11 cases reported overall
in South Carolina this year. The U.S. has reported more than 1,500 measles cases
this year, the highest number since 1992.