The state's chief medical officer urged Alabamians to ensure they are up to date on vaccines to protect against against the disease.

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) has determined that the unvaccinated person being investigated in Lee County, Alabama, does not have measles. The ADPH says ...

Following an investigation of an unvaccinated person believed to have had the measles, the Alabama Department of Public ...

The Alabama State Department of Health announced Tuesday that there is no active measles case in Alabama following an ...

Dr. Stubblefield said ADPH is awaiting lab results to confirm whether the case in Lee County is measles or another virus, but ...

The Alabama Department of Public Health is working with local medical providers looking into a possible measles case in Lee ...

Alabama health officials are looking into a possible measles case in Lee County.According to the Alabama Department of Public ...

The Alabama Department of Public Health said the risk for an outbreak of measles is low, but it is testing for a possible ...

Measles vaccine is safe and highly effective in producing lifelong immunity against this potentially deadly disease,” said ...

People who have been potentially exposed to measles and need vaccination are being contacted, state officials said.

Dr. Karen Landers said people “can protect themselves and others by ensuring that all eligible persons are vaccinated." ...

According to information released by ADPH, the investigation is taking place in Lee County, involving one person “who was not ...