The Clinton County Health Department has advised residents to verify their vaccination history as measles cases rise across New York state with more than 100 statewide, while no cases have been reported locally. Officials emphasize that two doses of the MMR vaccine provide robust immunity, and recommend contacting healthcare providers or the health department to […]
The Clinton County Health Department has advised residents to verify their vaccination history as measles cases rise across New York state with more than 100 statewide, while no cases have been reported locally. Officials emphasize that two doses of the MMR vaccine provide robust immunity, and recommend contacting healthcare providers or the health department to confirm immunization status.

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