HEALTHNY POST
Mass measles outbreak threatens Central Valley after farmworkers left Arizona
A mass measles outbreak in the Central Valley is linked to farmworkers who were exposed to the virus in Arizona, according to Fresno, Madera, and Merced counties. The counties stated the workers originated from an area in Arizona experiencing a major outbreak of the highly contagious infection.
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