If your vaccinated DR contracted measles....

[Anonymous 1]

But she was vaccinated for it - so that makes it A-OK to spread to her patients? Less symptoms, do not mean less communicable - not in the slightest.

Second case of measles confirmed in York County ...
- and it is in a fully vaccinated medical doctor.

McCabe said she had been fully vaccinated against the virus, which is highly contagious and can be spread through the air. But she still became infected with it, anyway. McCabe said she had received two doses of the MMR vaccine. She also tested positive for presumed immunity from the disease at least three times in the past 20 years — most recently within the past two days.

"First and foremost, it's absolutely critical that everyone who can be vaccinated with the MMR vaccine gets vaccinated," she said in the video. "Not just to protect yourself, but to protect everyone around you, especially very young children and those who are immunocompromised."

https://www.ydr.com/story/news/2019/...S1HLhWUPrsqkg0

[carterscutie85]

The link doesn't work. Was she treating patients while having the measles? I would be pissed, especially since my youngest is not old enough to have had all his vaccinations.

[Fullxbusymom]

Where did she state she was purposefully spreading it to her patients? She got sick and then did not leave her home or treat patients. She followed CDC and Department of Health Guidelines.

P.S. your link does not work. Says it is the wrong URL.

[Fullxbusymom]

The link doesn't work. Was she treating patients while having the measles? I would be pissed, especially since my youngest is not old enough to have had all his vaccinations.

No, she was not.

[Anonymous 1]

The link doesn't work. Was she treating patients while having the measles? I would be pissed, especially since my youngest is not old enough to have had all his vaccinations.

that is fucked up -- the link was there yesterday....good ole media censoring

[Anonymous 1]

The link doesn't work. Was she treating patients while having the measles? I would be pissed, especially since my youngest is not old enough to have had all his vaccinations.

No, she was not.

YES she WAS treating patients.....unf, the link was removed by the media -- the article had stated all her patients had to be informed

[Anonymous 1]

Where did she state she was purposefully spreading it to her patients? She got sick and then did not leave her home or treat patients. She followed CDC and Department of Health Guidelines.

P.S. your link does not work. Says it is the wrong URL.

try this one

https://www.ydr.com/story/news/2019/09/ ... hWUPrsqkg0

[HanSolo]

https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/09/m ... ation.html

[Anonymous 1]

The link doesn't work. Was she treating patients while having the measles? I would be pissed, especially since my youngest is not old enough to have had all his vaccinations.

try this one

https://www.ydr.com/story/news/2019/09/ ... hWUPrsqkg0

[Anonymous 2]

The link doesn't work. Was she treating patients while having the measles? I would be pissed, especially since my youngest is not old enough to have had all his vaccinations.

No, she was not.

YES she WAS treating patients.....unf, the link was removed by the media -- the article had stated all her patients had to be informed

I assume she had to disclose it to her patients because she may have been contagious before she knew she was infected. But as soon as she found out she had it, she quarantined herself. It's not like she was intentionally exposing people to the measles.