Florida sees his first measles fall from 2025

Petrecrest, Florida – As a outbreak of measles in Texas, Florida led more than 100 people sick and led to the death of a child who has not been vaccinated. He reported his first case of 2025.

The Miami Dade school district confirmed on Tuesday in a letter to the parents that a student of the Miami Palmetto Senior High School measles was diagnosed. 10 Tampa Bay was able to receive the letter thanks to CBS Miami.

“While the transmission risk for vaccinated persons is low, we take all the necessary precautions, while we work closely with the local health authorities to ensure the health and security of our school community,” the letter said.

Measles or Rubola is a disease caused by “one of the most contagious viruses”, according to the Florida Ministry of Health. According to the centers for the control and prevention of diseases (CDC), the disease is in the air and extremely contagious and often causes a rash.

The symptoms of measles typically occur between seven and 14 days after a person has come into contact with the virus, and contain the following:

• High fever up to 105 degrees
• Red, watery eyes
• Cough
• Running nose

However, the most common symptom is a rash that typically develops on the face and neck, but can also spread over the entire body. A measles rash usually occurs three to five days after the first symptoms.

• Children and adults who have immunzlowed or underlying health states
• Infants under 12 months
• Pregnant women

In some cases, measles can cause serious diseases such as pneumonia or encephalitis, although the later is less common.

Not Go to your doctor, a hospital, urgent care or another health service provider without contacting you before you go. You can also contact the local Ministry of Health in the district.

As soon as you do this, you will receive instructions on how to receive medical help and not to suspend others.