"Chicago Grapples with Measles Outbreak: Cases Rise to 10, Including Students from Multiple Locations"

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A student at Cooper Dual Language Elementary Academy in Chicago has been confirmed to have measles, following several other reported cases in the city. Chicago Public Schools is working with the Chicago Department of Public Health to respond to unvaccinated students and has provided resources for vaccinations. The city has also seen measles cases in a shelter for asylum seekers, prompting a 21-day quarantine and a widespread vaccination outreach effort. The two-dose measles vaccine is required for all students unless a religious exemption is submitted, and families needing assistance can call the Healthy CPS Hotline.
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