Long Island measles outbreak unlikely
Child in Suffolk contracts measles; officials warn of 'potential exposure' at Northwell hospital
A Suffolk County child has tested positive for measles, the third infection statewide this year, New York health officials said Tuesday, as they warned people at a New Hyde Park hospital while the child underwent treatment there of "potential exposure" to the highly contagious disease.
The residents were possibly exposed during a visit to Cohen Children's Medical Center, where a child with measles was treated.
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Anyone who feels they may have been exposed should consult with their doctor or pediatrician or contact their local health department.
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