Adult, child in Clackamas County have measles but there could be other cases
The Oregon Health Authority said the two, who are in the same household, could have become infected in Marion County between May 19 and June 4.
Amid an ongoing whooping cough outbreak, Oregon now has at least two cases of measles, another preventable disease.
And there may be more.
The Oregon Health Authority said Monday that an adult and child in the same household in Clackamas County – both unvaccinated – have measles, which is highly infectious.
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