Over 100 measles cases have been confirmed in the Capital Region, more than double last year's count, prompting officials to stress the need for vaccination and public awareness.
GMNA Saratoga Springs
Health officials report that measles cases in New York's Capital Region have risen above 100, more than twice the number recorded in 2025. The New York State Department of Health and regional health authorities said the surge marks the first confirmed cases of the season and underscores the importance of vaccination and public awareness.
The increase brings the total to over 100 cases, highlighting the ongoing need for community immunization efforts in the area.