Measles Transmission Halts After 42 Days
New York City officials announced a complete halt in measles transmission after no new cases were recorded for more than 42 days. The outbreak, which began in October 2025, was primarily linked to private schools with low vaccination rates. The 42-day period covers two full measles incubation periods. Health officials confirmed a complete halt in measles transmission following 42 days without new cases. The outbreak, which began in October 2025, infected nearly 1,000 people over six months, including 639 children. The last new case was confirmed on March 17th.
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“officials say since no new cases have been recorded in more than 42 days, which covers two full measles incubation periods, this marks a complete halt in transmission.”
NBC News Radio
“since no new cases have been recorded in more than 42 days which covers two full measles incubation periods this marks a complete halt in transmission.”
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