Can you tell if the following news report specifically describe one or more measles outbreaks that happened recently?
Usually a news report about measles outbreaks describes the time, location, and number of infected measles cases. Even one case is considered an outbreak.
Other reports about risk, warning, vaccination, and concern of potential outbreak are not considered as specific outbreaks.
The news report is delimited with triple backticks.
Give your answer as either 'yes' or 'no', but no other words.
"""ROCHESTER — When NAME_1 was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2004, she was 40. She knew her diagnosis was terminal as she battled it for nearly a decade.

"I didn't think I'd see 50," said NAME_2, who lives in the Brainerd Lakes area. "My goal, if you will, was to see my oldest (child) graduate from high school."

But thanks to an experimental virotherapy treatment she received in a Mayo Clinic clinical trial 10 years ago, NAME_2 is looking forward to her 60th birthday later this year. She recounted her cancer journey on Thursday, June 22, 2023, with her family, the McQuinn family (who financed the lab that created the treatment) and Mayo Clinic researchers during a dinner at Mayowood Historic Home in Rochester in celebration of her continued cancer remission.

"Not only did I see them all graduate from high school," NAME_2 said of her three children, "I saw them graduate from college. I saw them each get married to just beautiful people, and then grandchildren."

On June 5, 2013, NAME_2 received an infusion of an attenuated, or modified, measles virus. That virus had been engineered to attach to receptors on myeloma cancer cells.

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"It's able to target and attach to tumor cells and then infect them," said NAME_3, a Mayo Clinic virologist in the Department of Molecular Medicine, who was a coauthor of the trial. "When the tumor cell dies, it activates the immune system to clear out those infected cells and now activate the T cells to recognize the tumor cells better. So it really boosts this anti-tumor activity."

Less than two days later, the plasmacytoma tumor on NAME_2's forehead had disappeared. The other four tumors in her body resolved, and after a quick round of radiation, she was cancer-free and has been for 10 years.

NAME_4, the trial's lead author and NAME_2's former oncologist at Mayo Clinic, described NAME_2's recovery as "a truly enormous landmark in medicine."

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