
Measles outbreak: Infected passenger on flight from Samoa
Passenger infected with measles was on weekend flight from Samoa.
Passenger infected with measles was on weekend flight from Samoa.
A DHB chair says such questions should be grappled with to counter the anti-vaxx movement.
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New Zealand medical assistance team has spent two weeks in measles-hit Pacific Island.
Doctors in Auckland wouldn't give him the necessary jab.
Unvaccinated students exposed to measles may not be able to sit NCEA exams.
School holidays could bring fresh outbreaks if infected kids travel outside Auckland.
This 45-year-old man was healthy and fit. He's now desperately sick from measles.
In the past week 32 babies under 1 have been confirmed to have measles.
The family of a 9-month-old on life-support with measles speak of their ordeal.
There will always be a few people who don't develop immunity, health authorities say.
The rate of measles vaccinations has quadrupled in three weeks.
There are now 1149 confirmed cases, 959 of them in Auckland.
A third of people with measles - and more than half of under-2s - ended up in hospital.
A worrying number of pet owners say they do not think vaccines are necessary.
The person departed Auckland on August 30, at 8.45am on Air New Zealand Flight NZ123.
Health officials reveal the latest on the measles outbreak.
Vials of the MMR vaccine have been flying off the shelves at a rate of 20,000 per month.
The person flew with Air New Zealand on Flight NZ711 and NZ108 in late August.
A kidney transplant and medication has cancelled out Max's immunity to measles.
Prominent doctor wants fines, benefit cuts for parents who won't vaccinate.
More than 800 people have now contracted measles across Auckland.
There have now been 963 cases of measles confirmed across the country.
A vaccine programme will start at the worst-hit school tomorrow.
Just 77 per cent of six-month-old babies are now getting their vaccines on time.
Measles is a nasty virus that parents should watch out for, one mum says.