How to spot the earliest signs of ‘world’s most infectious disease’ as measles cases soar 3,000% ...Middle East

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IT’S a Victorian disease that, until recently, had all but faded to a distant threat in most of Europe. But now it’s on the rise: measles cases have soared 3000 per cent across the continent in the last year. The main symptoms are a fever and a rash but it can cause serious complications The potentially fatal disease is often marked by its signature spotty rash, but there are many other signs that emerge earlier. According to the World Health Organisation, over 30,000 infections were reported between January and October 2023, up significantly from 941 in all of 2022. Officials are calling for “urgent” action to stop potentially killer outbreaks. Most cases improve withi

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