An infant in Wisconsin has died from measles, marking the state's first death from the disease in 36 years. The Department of Health Services confirmed the death occurred in southwestern Wisconsin, with measles identified as the cause. This year, Wisconsin has reported 431 measles cases, the highest number in over 35 years. State officials are urging residents to get vaccinated against measles to prevent further illness.
Key facts
- An infant in Wisconsin died from measles, the first death since 1990.
- Wisconsin has reported 431 measles cases in 13 counties this year.
- Nine people were hospitalized due to severe measles symptoms.
- The MMR vaccine is recommended for measles prevention.
- Four measles-associated deaths have been reported nationwide this year.
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