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|    (MEXICAN IMMIGRANT) BART rider with meas    |
|    18 Feb 14 04:26:17    |
      XPost: nm.general, austin.general, alt.politics.democrat       XPost: soc.women       From: nancy-pelosi-disease@barackobama.com              Where's Obama Care when you need it? HAHAHAHAHAHA!              Public health officials issued a warning Thursday that thousands       of Bay Area residents were potentially exposed to measles last       week when a UC Berkeley student with the virus attended classes       in Berkeley and rode on BART.              The student, a Contra Costa County resident whose name was not       released, was confirmed to have the highly contagious       respiratory disease on Wednesday, and was likely to have been       infected while traveling abroad, said officials with Contra       Costa Health Services. The student had not received a measles       vaccination, officials said.              Health officials said that anyone riding on BART between Feb. 4       and Feb. 7 during the morning commute or late evening was       potentially exposed to the virus. The virus, which can stay in       the air for up to two hours, was probably present on trains that       moved throughout the Bay Area, they said.              BART provides an average of 390,000 rides each weekday.              People who are vaccinated or have had measles are unlikely to       catch measles if exposed to the virus, officials said. However,       those who have not been vaccinated are at risk.              "Measles is a serious, highly contagious disease," said Dr.       Janet Berreman, health officer for the city of Berkeley, in a       prepared statement. "It spreads through the air when an infected       person coughs or sneezes. Fortunately, the measles vaccine is       highly effective in preventing infection."              Health officials urge anyone who shows symptoms such as high       fever, runny nose and watery eyes to see their doctor.              http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Bart-rider-with-measles-       potentially-exposed-5233352.php                             --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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