Measles outbreak in SC sends 150 unvaccinated kids into 21-day quarantine

The article reports that a measles outbreak in South Carolina has resulted in 150 unvaccinated children being placed under a 21-day quarantine. The outbreak includes at least seven confirmed cases, but the article suggests that there are likely more cases that have not been detected. The quarantine measure was implemented to prevent the further spread of the highly contagious disease, as the unvaccinated children were at risk of contracting and spreading the virus. The article highlights the importance of vaccination in preventing and controlling measles outbreaks, as the disease can have serious complications, especially for young children. The article does not provide any further details on the specific location or source of the outbreak, nor does it mention any actions taken by health authorities to address the situation. The focus is on the quarantine of the unvaccinated children as a means of containing the spread of the disease.