The OCHD reported on Jan 10, 2019 that The measles outbreak continues until at least 42 days after the last known infection. The last rash onset date is November 30, 2018 and 4 days of infection ended on December 4, 2018. Therefore, at present, at least 42 days must elapse from the date of December 4, 2018 prior to consideration of an end to the measles outbreak.
Monday, January 14, 2019
End Of Measles Outbreak
Today Jan, 14, 2019 is 42 days since the last day of infection has ended for the last known Measles case in Ocean county.
The OCHD reported on Jan 10, 2019 that The measles outbreak continues until at least 42 days after the last known infection. The last rash onset date is November 30, 2018 and 4 days of infection ended on December 4, 2018. Therefore, at present, at least 42 days must elapse from the date of December 4, 2018 prior to consideration of an end to the measles outbreak.
The OCHD reported on Jan 10, 2019 that The measles outbreak continues until at least 42 days after the last known infection. The last rash onset date is November 30, 2018 and 4 days of infection ended on December 4, 2018. Therefore, at present, at least 42 days must elapse from the date of December 4, 2018 prior to consideration of an end to the measles outbreak.
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Now we must let all the unvaccinated talmidim and talmidos back into all our schools so we can start this fiasco all over again.
ReplyDeleteunvaccinated kids do not have the measles, and cannot infect any one either vaccinated or unvaccinated.
DeleteThe only fiasco that to place was to exclude then in the first place
ReplyDeleteKeep drinking the KoolAid. Just don't endagend my kids.
DeleteCORRECTION:
ReplyDelete.....only fiasco that to place was to exclude.....
Should read ...ONE of the fiascos that.....