衛福部近日公布近期發生一例境外移入麻疹病例為某大學外籍生，於本(2026)年3月底來臺就學，4月上旬出現疑似症狀就醫後確診，校園及醫院等接觸者共 162名。
因麻疹具高度傳染力，國內多數大學生最近一次接種MMR疫苗時間約15年前，且研究實證麻疹腮腺炎德國麻疹混合(MMR)疫苗所產生的麻疹免疫力會隨時間衰退。大學生社交活動往來密切頻繁，為避免減少校園群聚感染風險，提醒個人隨時注意以下防疫措施：
(一)落實個人衛生：勤洗手，避免觸摸口鼻，遵行咳嗽禮節，適時戴口罩。
(二)加強健康監測：若自流行地區入境者，入境後3週內如有出現發 燒、紅疹、鼻炎、咳嗽、結膜炎等疑似麻疹症狀，應落實生病不上班、不上課，並儘速就醫，全程佩戴口罩，就醫時主動告知醫師旅遊史。
(三)做好防護措施：預赴流行地區者，且為1966年（含）以後出生者，出國前2~4週可至國內「旅遊醫學門診」評估自費接種1劑MMR疫苗，出國期間也應注意個人衛生，以降低感染風險。

環安室衛保組提醒您~


The Ministry of Health and Welfare recently announced a recent imported case of measles involving a foreign student at a university. The student arrived in Taiwan at the end of March this year (2026) to study and developed suspected symptoms in early April, subsequently being diagnosed with the disease. A total of 162 contacts were identified on campus and at hospitals.

Because measles is highly contagious, most university students in Taiwan last received the MMR vaccine approximately 15 years ago, and research has shown that the immunity generated by the MMR vaccine declines over time. University students have frequent and close social interactions. To reduce the risk of cluster infections on campus, individuals are reminded to take the following preventative measures:

(I) Practice good personal hygiene: Wash hands frequently, avoid touching the mouth and nose, practice cough etiquette, and wear a mask when appropriate. (II) Strengthen Health Monitoring: If you are entering from an epidemic area and develop symptoms such as fever, rash, rhinitis, cough, or conjunctivitis (similar to measles) within 3 weeks of arrival, you should stay home from work and school, seek medical attention as soon as possible, wear a mask at all times, and proactively inform your doctor of your travel history.

(III) Take Protective Measures: Those planning to travel to epidemic areas, and who were born in 1966 or later, can visit a domestic "travel medicine clinic" 2-4 weeks before departure for an assessment and self-funded MMR vaccine administration. During your trip, you should also pay attention to personal hygiene to reduce the risk of infection.

The Environmental Safety and Health Office reminds you~