The case involves an unvaccinated child who had recently traveled internationally, the state department of health said

A young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel is reported at home and well after being hospitalized at Hasbro Children’s earlier this month.That's according to the Rhode island Department of Health (RIDOH) which called this case "Rhode Island’s first confirmed measles case since 2013.

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) is advising the public that a confirmed case of measles has been identified in Rhode Island. This was a case in a young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel.

According to reports, the case is of a young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel. The child was hospitalized at Hasbro Children’s this month and is now home and well.

The case was a young, unvaccinated child with a recent history of international travel who was hospitalized at Hasbro Children’s Hospital this month.

For the first time in 12 years, Rhode Island has reported a case of the measles.According to the Rhode Island Department of Health, the patient, a child who was