Official notice from World Health Organization
Measles
Morocco
- Report type
- Disease Outbreak News
- Published
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Excerpt from World Health Organization:Since late 2023, Morocco has been experiencing a widespread measles outbreak. Cases have been recorded across all regions of the country, particularly among children and people who are unvaccinated.
Read the full official report on who.int3 ways to protect yourself
- Make sure you and your family are protected: two doses of MMR vaccine are about 97% effective; one dose is about 93% effective.
- Check your vaccination records before international travel — measles is circulating in many countries.
- If you are unsure whether you are immune, ask a healthcare professional; a blood test or vaccination can resolve it.
Adapted from CDC: Measles Symptoms and ComplicationsAll prevention steps
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