Health officials in Minnesota say they're battling an outbreak of measles that is spreading, especially in the Somalian community.Heath experts said they been warning people for years that measles could make a comeback if families stopped vaccinating their children, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported.
Health experts believe the outbreak may have begun with a Minneapolis-born child infected during a trip to Africa, where the disease is widespread.
Measles is a dangerous disease, affecting 10 million people, and killing nearly 200,000 people annually, the report said.
