The fact that it was supposed to become an unforgettable night of dance and the authorities of the girl on the “Las Mujares” in “Las -Mujares”, which did not become in New Jersey, became a headache in health care. On May 15, more than 55,000 fans that packed the Metlife stadium on May 15, and now there is a major alert after one outside the state concertgan was later diagnosed with a virus in the crowd.Measles. An old school baby disease, which we thought, has long gone, returned, and this time it may have broken Shakira’s show.Currently, the New Jersey Ministry of Health warns everyone who was at a concert between 7:30 pm and 1am to monitor the symptoms by June 6, USA Today reports. What do you have to watch for? Think high fever, cough, runny nose, watery red eyes and this red rash, which usually jumps a few days after the fever begins.And here is a kicker: measles spread as crazy. One infected person can cough or sneeze, and these drops can hang out in the air for up to two hours. You don’t even need to touch anything. Only find yourself in the same room after that to catch it if you are not vaccinated.No joke: If you are not lined, there is about 90% chance that you catch it when you put it. That is why public health officials ask people who went to the concert and are unsure of their vaccination status to see a doctor as soon as possible. And if you are bad? Call forward before going to the outpatient clinic or ER – Measles can also spread quickly in the waiting room.This is also not a single thing. Measles makes a pretty serious return to the US as of May 2025, in 31 states more than 1000 cases have been registered – the highest number in almost 25 years. And most of these cases? You guessed: people who were not vaccinated.So why are a big turmoil over what some believe it is just a “baby rash”? Because measles are not harmless. Of course, a lot of people recover great, but it can also lead to pneumonia, brain edema, deafness, and in some cases death – especially in infants, pregnant women and people with the weakened immune system.The MMR vaccine (measles, epidemic parathinka, rubella) has existed for decades and after two doses is 97%. This is one of the safest and most effective vaccines. But with more people who miss or detain vaccines, these types of flashes creep back.The essence? If you were in this Shakira-Albo show just spend time in big crowds, it’s a smart step to check your VAX status. A couple of shots can now save you from a truly rough (and very contagious) trip later.
Preventive advice from measles
Measles may look like something from your grandmother’s time, but it makes a big, undesirable return – and it’s not just a baby rash you can ignore. Good news? It completely prevents. You just need to be a little reasonable and active.The first things first: graft. MMR vaccine (measles, parathink, rubella) is your best protection. This is very effective – about 97% after both doses. If you are not sure if you have, consult your doctor or get an amplification. There is no harm in the double check.Travel soon? Especially abroad or into the outbreak zones? Make sure you are fully vaccinated for at least two weeks before you go. Measles loves airports and concerts – anywhere with a large crowd and recycled air.Avoid close contact with people who show symptoms such as high fever, red eyes, and this rash signature. It may seem just flu, but better safe than sorry. Measles can spread before people even realize that they are sick.Practice good hygiene. Wash your hands regularly, avoid touching your face too much, and when someone coughs and sneezes next to you, take a step back.Be aware. If you have a warning warning in your region, do not panic, but definitely monitor the symptoms and call your doctor if you feel anything.
