New measles case confirmed in North Dakota, bringing total to 35
North Dakota has confirmed a new measles case—the first in over a month—bringing this year’s total to 35, all in unvaccinated individuals. The latest case, in Williams County, is tied to out-of-state travel and shows no signs of local spread, but health officials remain cautious. With school season on the horizon, the message is clear: vaccination is the best protection. Health units continue offering walk-in clinics, encouraging families to plan ahead so they’re not scrambling for shots just before classes begin. Michael Achterling with North Dakota Monitor has the full story.
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