That’s unlikely, experts say. Despite the current outbreak, measles is still rare in the U.S., and while MMR is safe for babies as young as 6 months, it’s more effective in toddlers.

Fainy Sukenik believes in vaccines, and her four children are up to date on all their shots. That’s why she’s furious that her baby got measles. Too young to be vaccinated, 8-month-old Shira ...

Like all babies under age 1, Alba was too young to get her first measles vaccine. Now, her mother wants the world to know what measles can do to a healthy infant.

What families should know if they're traveling with small children who are too young to get their MMR immunizations.

My baby is too young to get the measles shot. What can I do? Typically babies can’t get the measles vaccine until they are 1.

Measles is spreading fast across the U.S., putting infants at risk. Should babies get vaccinated before age 1? Here's what parents need to know about early MMR shots.

If their mothers were fully immunized, babies may be born with some protection from measles, but it varies from child to child, said Dr. Annabelle De St. Maurice, an expert on infectious diseases ...

The recommended age for babies to receive their first dose of MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, isn’t until between 12 and 15 months.

A 1-year-old girl exposed others to measles April 4-8 at multiple places in Lansing, Okemos and East Lansing. Here's the full list of exposure sites.

(Measles symptoms usually show up seven to 14 days after exposure.) If you’re not sure whether your baby should get an early MMR vaccine or you have other questions about measles, your child’s ...