Measles cases in the New York City area are rising as the back-to-school season approaches, raising concerns among health officials. The highly contagious virus, which had been nearly eliminated in the U.S., has seen an increase in reported infections, prompting reminders about vaccination. Experts warn that unvaccinated children may be at higher risk of exposure as schools reopen. Public health authorities are urging parents to ensure their children are up to date on measles immunizations to prevent further spread.
Up Close: Measles cases see uptick in NYC area as children get ready for back-to-school season ABC7 New York
