Nashville health officials are responding to the city’s second confirmed case of measles and say they do not believe the general Nashville population is at risk.
The Metro Public Health Department says the case involves an unvaccinated person who had traveled internationally. That person went to an urgent care center on November 3 after feeling sick, and testing confirmed measles that same day. The person is now isolating safely at home while the health department works to notify people who may have been exposed.
Officials are asking people to know their vaccination status and to be aware of symptoms, especially anyone who may have been exposed…