Measles.

Measles is reemerging in the United States and other countries, with cases and outbreaks increasing after prior elimination, creating a growing need for adult-focused clinical guidance.

• Why it matters: Many U.S. physicians have little experience treating measles, and clinicians are increasingly likely to see both children and adults, raising the stakes for timely care.
• What they did: The review summarizes clinical epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, and management, emphasizing prompt clinical suspicion, infection control steps, and public health department notification.
• The result: Using these actions supports timely diagnosis and disease control during measles reemergence, particularly for general internal medicine physicians and hospitalists caring for adults.

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