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Minnesota Department of Health warns of possible measles exposure in Winona
Kyle Farris Winona Daily News 4 hrs ago 0
The Minnesota Department of Health warns that residents might have been exposed to measles earlier this month when someone carrying the contagious disease visited the McDonald’s in downtown Winona.
State health officials say an out-of-state resident with a confirmed case of measles stopped at the McDonald’s at 172 Main St. shortly after noon on April 13. Residents who were inside the restaurant between 12:30 and 4 p.m. should watch for symptoms consistent with a cold or flu, officials say, as they’re at a higher risk of contracting the disease...
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Source: http://kdhlradio.com/recent-visitor-to-se-minnesota-may-have-spread-measles-virus/
St. Paul, MN (KROC-AM News)- Minnesota Health officials are concerned that people who visited a couple businesses in Winona and Freeborn County might have been exposed to the Measles. The Minnesota Department of Health says a non-Minnesotans traveling across the state may have exposed individuals to the virus while visiting a McDonald?s restaurant in Winona and a gas station in Albert Lea.
The stop at the fast food outlet at 172 Main Street in Winona occurred on April 13th between 12:30 and 4 p.m., while the same person stopped at the Freeborn County Co-op gas station at 1840 Margaretha Avenue in Albert Lea on April 16th between 9:30 and 11:45 a.m...
Minnesota Department of Health warns of possible measles exposure in Winona
Kyle Farris Winona Daily News 4 hrs ago 0
The Minnesota Department of Health warns that residents might have been exposed to measles earlier this month when someone carrying the contagious disease visited the McDonald’s in downtown Winona.
State health officials say an out-of-state resident with a confirmed case of measles stopped at the McDonald’s at 172 Main St. shortly after noon on April 13. Residents who were inside the restaurant between 12:30 and 4 p.m. should watch for symptoms consistent with a cold or flu, officials say, as they’re at a higher risk of contracting the disease...
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Source: http://kdhlradio.com/recent-visitor-to-se-minnesota-may-have-spread-measles-virus/
St. Paul, MN (KROC-AM News)- Minnesota Health officials are concerned that people who visited a couple businesses in Winona and Freeborn County might have been exposed to the Measles. The Minnesota Department of Health says a non-Minnesotans traveling across the state may have exposed individuals to the virus while visiting a McDonald?s restaurant in Winona and a gas station in Albert Lea.
The stop at the fast food outlet at 172 Main Street in Winona occurred on April 13th between 12:30 and 4 p.m., while the same person stopped at the Freeborn County Co-op gas station at 1840 Margaretha Avenue in Albert Lea on April 16th between 9:30 and 11:45 a.m...