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Two more measles cases have been confirmed in New Jersey, health officials announced Thursday.

The Department of Health connected the second and third cases of 2025 to a Bergen County resident's overseas trip.

Last year, the state had seven cases total.

Symptoms of measles include high fever, cough, runny nose and a rash, officials said. They advise keeping measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccines current.

MORE INFORMATION

• NJDOH Measles Webpage

• NJDOH Factsheet on Measles Exposure

• NJDOH Measles Information and Tips Fact Sheet

• NJDOH MMR Vaccine Information

• CDC Measles Information

• CDC MMR Vaccine Information