Key Takeaways

An unvaccinated resident in Fulton County tested positive for measles, marking a local transmission without overseas travel exposure.

The infected individual visited several locations, including Georgia State University and a restaurant, while contagious from September 2 to 11.

Measles symptoms typically appear 7 to 14 days after exposure, starting with fever and cough, followed by a rash.

The MMR vaccine is highly effective, providing over 95% immunity after one dose and 98% after two doses.

Health officials advise anyone potentially exposed to contact their healthcare provider before visiting to minimize risks.

An unvaccinated Fulton County resident has tested positive for measles after spending time at Georgia State University, a popular North Avenue restaurant, and

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