In this 10-minute webinar, Dr. O’Leary describes the three steps pediatricians should immediately take if they have a patient suspected of having measles: isolate the patient, report to public health, and collect the appropriate specimens.

This website provides information on the MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) vaccine and its role in preventing vaccine-preventable diseases. It covers topics related to health readiness, immunization healthcare, and the importance of vaccination in maintaining overall health.

This book chapter describes measles symptoms, complications, prevention strategies, and vaccination guidelines to help control outbreaks and protect vulnerable populations from this highly contagious disease.

This article explains how to recognize measles, report cases quickly, and provides information on recent outbreaks in the US and globally.

This article describes how to safely handle suspected measles cases, including calling your doctor first and using masks to prevent spreading the infection.

This video describes measles symptoms, its contagiousness, and the importance of vaccination to prevent serious complications like subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) and potential outbreaks.