Kentucky reported 94 confirmed measles cases across 11 counties as of Oct. 6, according to the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services. The total was 50 in mid-September. Seven people have been hospitalized, more than twice the three reported in mid-September. No deaths have been reported. Christian County has the most cases, with 44, up from 20 last month. Trigg County has 23, compared with eight in mid-September. The outbreak has also reached Carroll County, where five cases were reported. Health officials are investigating additional cases and possible exposures. Until recently, all confirmed cases involved people who were unvaccinated against measles. The latest update includes two cases among vaccinated people: one in someone who had received one dose of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine and one in someone who was fully vaccinated. People who may have been exposed should check their vaccination records and confirm they are protected. Kentucky residents can access records through the Kentucky Immunization Registry’s public portal. Anyone who suspects they have measles should call a health care provider before going to a clinic or emergency room, so staff can take steps to limit possible spread.