WILLIAMSBURG — Defiant Direct Primary Care announced it is holding a Measles Titers Day Saturday, March 29. Defiant DPC said ...

Texas, New Mexico, Ohio, Kansas and Oklahoma all have active measles outbreaks. Two unvaccinated people have died from ...

Anyone uncertain whether they have immunity to measles can take a blood test (also called a titer test) to measure antibodies against measles in your blood. You can get the test at most primary ...

Should you get your antibody levels checked? For most people, probably not. A titer test checks the level of antibodies in your blood, and some people are asking their doctor to check their titers ...

Those born in 1957 or later who don’t have their measles vaccination record could have their blood tested for measles immunity (aka measles “titer testing”) which will essentially tell ...

Already, the U.S. has more measles cases this year than in all of 2024, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...

causing HDFN The woman's anti-D antibody titer remains detectable DAT = direct agglutination test; FMH = fetal-maternal hemorrhage; HDFN = hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn; IAGT ...

For those who are traveling to an area where a measles outbreak is occurring, Siegel recommended they see a doctor for a measles “titer test” and get a booster if they are not showing immunity.

For those who are traveling to an area where a measles outbreak is occurring, he recommends that they see a doctor for a measles "titer test" and get a booster if they are not showing immunity.

(As always, with anything regarding your health.) They can administer a “titer test” that measures the measles antibodies in your body. If they’re still present — great, you should be good.