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Health officials are warning about another round of potential measles exposures in South Dakota.
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Health officials are warning about a potential measles exposure at a school in northeast South Dakota.
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With vaccine skepticism at a high, public trust in health care instructions is also hit in turn. However, many in the health care community want concerned families to slow down and consider the local connection to the practice.
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With two new cases of measles being confirmed in South Dakota, health leaders are encouraging new campaigns to stop the spread of the illness with one overarching theme – focusing on the safety of the MMR shot.
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The Department of Health is holding a series of public vaccination clinics in response to newly confirmed cases of measles in South Dakota.
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Starting June 25, Monument Health is enacting limited visitation at its Rapid City Hospital Women’s and Children’s Center.
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Measles is here in South Dakota. Amid a nationwide outbreak, health professionals want to spread the word — measles shots are safe and effective.
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South Dakota’s first case of measles in 2025 has been confirmed in a Meade County individual.
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A new state Department of Health report is highlighting concern over the spread of highly-infectious diseases like measles. This comes amid an increase in skepticism over vaccines.
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The Department of Health reports a case of measles in a Pennington County resident. The resident developed a measles infection after traveling internationally.