measles, Oakland County and Michigan

Oakland County sees Michigan's first measles case of 2025
Southfield — Oakland County is home to Michigan's first measles case of 2025, health officials announced on Friday, urging residents to get vaccinated against the highly infectious virus, which can potentially be deadly for babies and other vulnerable people.
Oakland County measles case is 1st in Michigan since last year
An Oakland County adult is the first measles patient in Michigan since July 2024. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Oakland County Health Division confirmed the case at a press conference Friday afternoon, March 14.
Oakland County Health Department confirms measles case in adult
The Oakland County Health Department announced at a news conference Friday afternoon that they have confirmed a case of measles in an adult in that county.
Michigan health officials report first case of measles in 2025
Oakland County health officials have announced the first confirmed case of measles in Michigan for 2025. Health officials will provide additional details on the case in a press conference at 4 p.m. As of March 14, the CDC reports that there have been 301 confirmed cases of measles in 2025.
Measles in Oakland County: First case confirmed, exposure point in Rochester
The first case of measles in Michigan has been confirmed in Oakland County. An Oakland County spokesperson says there are exposure issues and possible travel issues. As of March 14, there were 301 confirmed cases of measles in the United States.
Officials confirm Michigan’s first measles case of 2025
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Officials have confirmed the first measles case of the year in Michigan. It happened in Oakland County, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said Friday. The infected person was an adult and had recently traveled overseas. It’s not clear whether they were vaccinated.
Person infected with measles in Michigan recently traveled internationally
The patient is an adult who recently returned from international travel. Officials traced two places where the public may have been exposed.
Michigan’s first case of measles in 2025 is confirmed in Oakland County
OAKLAND COUNTY, MI — The first case of measles in Michigan in 2025 has been confirmed in Oakland County. Health officials say the measles case was detected in an Oakland County adult who recently returned from international travel, CBS News Detroit reports. The individual’s vaccination status is unknown.
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