a german tourist , who had been missing for almost 24 hours after her car was discovered abandoned on the side of the road , has been found after surviving the night in a national park . sabrina osterkamp was last seen leaving her home in naracoorte at about midday on sunday when she was driving a friend 's car about 110km south to mount gambier in south australia 's southeast . the car she was driving was discovered the same afternoon on bay road in the heart of mount gambier but the 25-year-old was nowhere in sight . -lrb- cnn -rrb- three more babies who attended a chicago-area day care center are confirmed to have the measles , bringing the number of infant measles patients linked to the business to five , the cook county department of public health said saturday . health officials had said earlier in the week that two children under age 1 who attended the kindercare learning center in palatine , illinois , tested positive for the measles , and tests for the three others had been pending . sabrina osterkamp has survived a night in a national park in south australia after abandoning her car in the nearby town of mount gambier . scientists in italy have extracted the oldest ever dna sample to be taken from a neanderthal . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' - a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 - suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . ms osterkamp had n't been seen since leaving her home in naracoorte in this car at about midday on sunday . ms osterkamp was due to return to naracoorte at about 7.30 pm on sunday but when she did n't return the police were contacted . at about 11am on monday , ms osterkamp contacted local authorities and informed them that she had been in glenelg conservation park and that she was safe and well . a police spokesman said it was not know why she was in the national park without the car . she was driving a friend 's car about 110km south to mount gambier in south australia 's southeast but abandoned the vehicle in the centre of mount gambier . officials are n't sure whether the cases are linked to a multistate outbreak associated with disneyland in california , the department said . at least two of the children were not vaccinated against measles , though that was to be expected given their ages , the department said . the mmr -lrb- measles , mumps , rubella -rrb- vaccine generally is not given to children under the age of 1 . now researchers plan to sequence his dna to see if they can reveal new details about the evolution of our ancient ancestors . scroll down for video . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' , a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 , suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . now researchers plan to sequence his dna to see if they can reveal new details about the evolution of our ancient ancestors . researchers have , up until now , held off from excavating the remains as they believed it would cause irreparable to the skeleton . an earlier study of the head and part of a shoulder of suggested the skeleton belong to a neanderthal . the current project has been ongoing for six years with researchers taking a tiny part of shoulder bone and analysing it in the lab . it is believed that altamura man was left in such a peculiar spot after falling in a well and getting stuck . altamura is a city of apulia , in southern italy . it is believed that altamura man was left in such a peculiar spot after falling in a well and getting stuck . researchers have , up until now , held off from excavating the remains as they believed it would cause irreparable to the skeleton . an earlier study of the head and part of a shoulder of suggested the skeleton belong to a neanderthal . pictured is ` altamura man 's ' skull from different angles . scientists assume he starved to death , or died from lack of water - but not much else is known about his life . parents messages to anti-vaxxers . one other measles case has been reported in suburban cook county ; it is n't clear if that case is connected to the palatine cases . since january 1 , at least 110 confirmed measles cases have been reported in 16 states and the district of columbia , according to the centers for disease control and prevention and health departments in four of those states . that 's a notable number for the nation in five weeks , given that the country 's number of 2014 cases -- 644 -- was the highest in one year since 2000 , when measles was declared to be effectively eliminated in the united states . california has reported 103 cases since mid-december -- dozens of which are not counted in the nationwide 2015 total since they were confirmed before new year 's day . many of the california cases , 32 , are in orange county , home to disneyland , where an outbreak of the disease began . the first measles case in new jersey this year has been confirmed in a 1-year-old baby , the state 's department of health said . no link has been found to the ongoing measles outbreak in california . the infant , who had not yet been vaccinated , has recovered . people who have not had the mmr -lrb- measles , mumps , rubella -rrb- vaccine were told this week to stay away from the palatine day care center and from others who have not been vaccinated for 21 days . infected people are contagious from four days before their rash begins through four days afterward . the day care center said that starting monday , it will require all employees working in its infant rooms to be vaccinated against the measles -- an effort to prevent exposure to children who are too young to receive the vaccine . the center also said that received a deep cleaning after the first cases were reported . measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease . it causes fever , red and sore eyes , runny nose , cough and a rash . it can cause deadly health complications including pneumonia and encephalitis . measles is spread by contact with an infected person through coughing or sneezing . it can remain in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours . analysis revealed that the calcite on skull was formed 172,000 to 130,000 years ago , during a period when ice sheets were expanding significantly from out of antarctica and greenland . the team say samples of dna have also been retrieved from the sample , and because of the age , represent the oldest such samples ever recovered from neanderthal remains . it has been around 30,000 years since the ancestors of modern-day humans are thought to have wiped out the ancient neanderthals . but the extinct species could be taking revenge on us from beyond the grave by making us more vulnerable to potentially killer diseases such as cancer and diabetes . neanderthals and modern humans are thought to have co-existed for thousands of years and interbred , meaning europeans now have roughly two per cent neanderthal dna . these ` legacy ' genes have been linked to an increased risk from cancer and diabetes by new studies looking at our evolutionary history . however , some genes we inherited could have also improved our immunity to other diseases . scientists have found that part of our hla system , which helps white blood cells to identify and destroy foreign material in the body , could have come from neanderthals . other researchers have suggested that humans outside africa are more vulnerable to type 2 diabetes because they interbred with neanderthals . researchers from oxford and plymouth universities have also found that genes thought to be risk factors in cancer were present in the neanderthal genome . if they manage to sequence the dna , they hope it might reveal new details about the evolution of hominids in general and the early history of the neanderthal . separate research earlier this week found that neanderthals suffered from a wide range of diseases that still plague us today - and this may be what killed them off . they have found evidence that suggests our prehistoric cousins would have been infected by diseases such as tuberculosis , typhoid , whooping cough , encephalitis and the common cold . but anthropologists from cambridge university and oxford brookes university say that new diseases carried by modern humans may have led to the downfall of neanderthals . neanderthals are thought to have numbered up to 70,000 at their peak and lived in hunter gatherer societies .
it 's not clear if these cases are linked to disneyland outbreak . day care center to require staff in infant rooms to be vaccinated . since january 1 , at least 110 measles cases reported in 16 states and d.c.
a german tourist , who had been missing for almost 24 hours after her car was discovered abandoned on the side of the road , has been found after surviving the night in a national park . sabrina osterkamp was last seen leaving her home in naracoorte at about midday on sunday when she was driving a friend 's car about 110km south to mount gambier in south australia 's southeast . the car she was driving was discovered the same afternoon on bay road in the heart of mount gambier but the 25-year-old was nowhere in sight . -lrb- cnn -rrb- three more babies who attended a chicago-area day care center are confirmed to have the measles , bringing the number of infant measles patients linked to the business to five , the cook county department of public health said saturday . health officials had said earlier in the week that two children under age 1 who attended the kindercare learning center in palatine , illinois , tested positive for the measles , and tests for the three others had been pending . sabrina osterkamp has survived a night in a national park in south australia after abandoning her car in the nearby town of mount gambier . scientists in italy have extracted the oldest ever dna sample to be taken from a neanderthal . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' - a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 - suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . ms osterkamp had n't been seen since leaving her home in naracoorte in this car at about midday on sunday . ms osterkamp was due to return to naracoorte at about 7.30 pm on sunday but when she did n't return the police were contacted . at about 11am on monday , ms osterkamp contacted local authorities and informed them that she had been in glenelg conservation park and that she was safe and well . a police spokesman said it was not know why she was in the national park without the car . she was driving a friend 's car about 110km south to mount gambier in south australia 's southeast but abandoned the vehicle in the centre of mount gambier . officials are n't sure whether the cases are linked to a multistate outbreak associated with disneyland in california , the department said . at least two of the children were not vaccinated against measles , though that was to be expected given their ages , the department said . the mmr -lrb- measles , mumps , rubella -rrb- vaccine generally is not given to children under the age of 1 . now researchers plan to sequence his dna to see if they can reveal new details about the evolution of our ancient ancestors . scroll down for video . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' , a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 , suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . now researchers plan to sequence his dna to see if they rooms to be vaccinated against the measles -- an effort to prevent exposure to children who are too young to receive the vaccine . the center also said that received a deep cleaning after the first cases were reported . measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease . it causes fever , red and sore eyes , runny nose , cough and a rash . it can cause deadly health complications including pneumonia and encephalitis . measles is spread by contact with an infected person through coughing or sneezing . it can remain in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours . analysis revealed that the calcite on skull was formed 172,000 to 130,000 years ago , during a period when ice sheets were expanding significantly from out of antarctica and greenland . the team say samples of dna have also been retrieved from the sample , and because of the age , represent the oldest such samples ever recovered from neanderthal remains . it has been around 30,000 years since the ancestors of modern-day humans are thought to have wiped out the ancient neanderthals . but the extinct species could be taking revenge on us from beyond the grave by making us more vulnerable to potentially killer diseases such as cancer and diabetes . neanderthals and modern humans are thought to have co-existed for thousands of years and interbred , meaning europeans now have roughly two per cent neanderthal dna . these ` legacy ' genes have been linked to an increased risk from cancer and diabetes by new studies looking at our evolutionary history . however , some genes we inherited could have also improved our immunity to other diseases . scientists have found that part of our hla system , which helps white blood cells to identify and destroy foreign material in the body , could have come from neanderthals . other researchers have suggested that humans outside africa are more vulnerable to type 2 diabetes because they interbred with neanderthals . researchers from oxford and plymouth universities have also found that genes thought to be risk factors in cancer were present in the neanderthal genome . if they manage to sequence the dna , they hope it might reveal new details about the evolution of hominids in general and the early history of the neanderthal . separate research earlier this week found that neanderthals suffered from a wide range of diseases that still plague us today - and this may be what killed them off . they have found evidence that suggests our prehistoric cousins would have been infected by diseases such as tuberculosis , typhoid , whooping cough , encephalitis and the common cold . but anthropologists from cambridge university and oxford brookes university say that new diseases carried by modern humans may have led to the downfall of neanderthals . neanderthals are thought to have numbered up to 70,000 at their peak and lived in hunter gatherer societies .
the business to five , the cook county department of public health said saturday . health officials had said earlier in the week that two children under age 1 who attended the kindercare learning center in palatine , illinois , tested positive for the measles , and tests for the three others had been pending . sabrina osterkamp has survived a night in a national park in south australia after abandoning her car in the nearby town of mount gambier . scientists in italy have extracted the oldest ever dna sample to be taken from a neanderthal . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' - a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 - suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . ms osterkamp had n't linked to a multistate outbreak associated with disneyland in california , the department said . at least two of the children were not vaccinated against measles , though that was to be expected given their ages , the department said . the mmr -lrb- measles , mumps , rubella -rrb- vaccine generally is not given to children under the age of 1 . now researchers plan to sequence his dna to see if they can reveal new details about the evolution of our ancient ancestors . scroll down for video . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' , a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 , suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . now researchers plan to sequence his dna to see if they falling in a well and getting stuck . researchers have , up until now , held off from excavating the remains as they believed it would cause irreparable to the skeleton . an earlier study of the head and part of a shoulder of suggested the skeleton belong to a neanderthal . pictured is ` altamura man 's ' skull from different angles . scientists assume he starved to death , or died from lack of water - but not much else is known about his life . parents messages to anti-vaxxers . one other measles case has been reported in suburban cook county ; it is n't clear if that case is connected to the palatine cases . since january 1 , at least 110 confirmed measles cases have been reported in 16 states and the district of columbia , according to the centers for disease control and prevention and health departments in four of those states . that 's a notable number for the nation in five weeks , given that the country 's number of 2014 cases -- 644 -- was the highest in one year since 2000 , when measles was declared to be effectively eliminated in the united states . california has reported 103 cases since mid-december -- dozens of which are not counted in the nationwide 2015 total since they were confirmed before new year 's day . many of the california cases , 32 , are in orange county , home to disneyland , where an outbreak of the disease began . the first measles case in new jersey this year has been confirmed in a 1-year-old baby , the state 's department of health said . no link has been found to the ongoing measles outbreak in california . the infant , who had not yet been vaccinated , has recovered . people who have not had the mmr -lrb- measles , mumps , rubella -rrb- vaccine were told this week to stay away from the palatine day care center and from others who have not been vaccinated for 21 days . infected people are contagious from four days before their rash begins through four days afterward . the day care center said that starting monday , it will require all employees working in its infant rooms to be vaccinated against the measles -- an effort to prevent exposure to children who are too young to receive the vaccine . the center also said that received a deep cleaning after the first cases were reported . measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease . it causes fever , red and sore eyes , runny nose , cough and a rash . it can cause deadly health complications including pneumonia and encephalitis . measles is spread by contact with an infected person through coughing or sneezing . it can remain in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours . analysis revealed that the calcite on skull was formed 172,000 to 130,000 years ago , during a period when ice sheets were expanding risk from cancer and diabetes by new studies looking at our evolutionary history . however , some genes we inherited could have also improved our immunity to other diseases . scientists have found that part of our hla system , which helps white blood cells to identify and destroy foreign material in the body , could have come from neanderthals . other researchers have suggested that humans outside africa are more vulnerable to type 2 diabetes because they interbred with neanderthals . researchers from oxford and plymouth universities have also found that genes thought to be risk factors in cancer were present in the neanderthal genome . if they manage to sequence the dna , they hope it might reveal new details about the evolution of hominids in general and the early history of the neanderthal . separate research earlier this week found that neanderthals suffered from a wide range of diseases that still plague us today - and this may be what killed them off . they have found evidence that suggests our prehistoric cousins would have been infected by diseases such as tuberculosis , typhoid , whooping cough , encephalitis and the common cold . but anthropologists from cambridge university and oxford brookes university say that new diseases carried by modern humans may have led to the downfall of neanderthals . neanderthals are thought to have numbered up to 70,000 at their peak and lived in hunter gatherer societies .
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a german tourist , who had been missing for almost 24 hours after her car was discovered abandoned on the side of the road , has been found after surviving the night in a national park . sabrina osterkamp was last seen leaving her home in naracoorte at about midday on sunday when she was driving a friend 's car about 110km south to mount gambier in south australia 's southeast . the car she was driving was discovered the same afternoon on bay road in the heart of mount gambier but the 25-year-old was nowhere in sight . -lrb- cnn -rrb- three more babies who attended a chicago-area day care center are confirmed to have the measles , bringing the number of infant measles patients linked to the business to five , the cook county department of public health said saturday . health officials had said earlier in the week that two children under age 1 who attended the kindercare learning center in palatine , illinois , tested positive for the measles , and tests for the three others had been pending . sabrina osterkamp has survived a night in a national park in south australia after abandoning her car in the nearby town of mount gambier . scientists in italy have extracted the oldest ever dna sample to be taken from a neanderthal . calcium formations on ` altamura man ' - a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 - suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old . ms osterkamp had n't rooms to be vaccinated against the measles -- an effort to prevent exposure to children who are too young to receive the vaccine . the center also said that received a deep cleaning after the first cases were reported . measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease . it causes fever , red and sore eyes , runny nose , cough and a rash . it can cause deadly health complications including pneumonia and encephalitis . measles is spread by contact with an infected person through coughing or sneezing . it can remain in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours . analysis revealed that the calcite on skull was formed 172,000 to 130,000 years ago , during a period when ice sheets were expanding significantly from out of antarctica and greenland . the team say samples of dna have also been retrieved from the sample , and because of the age , represent the oldest such samples ever recovered from neanderthal remains . it has been around 30,000 years since the ancestors of modern-day humans are thought to have wiped out the ancient neanderthals . but the extinct species could be taking revenge on us from beyond the grave by making us more vulnerable to potentially killer diseases such as cancer and diabetes . neanderthals and modern humans are thought to have co-existed for thousands of years and interbred , meaning europeans now have roughly two per cent neanderthal dna . these ` legacy ' genes have been linked to an increased risk from cancer and diabetes by new studies looking at our evolutionary history . however , some genes we inherited could have also improved our immunity to other diseases . scientists have found that part of our hla system , which helps white blood cells to identify and destroy foreign material in the body , could have come from neanderthals . other researchers have suggested that humans outside africa are more vulnerable to type 2 diabetes because they interbred with neanderthals . researchers from oxford and plymouth universities have also found that genes thought to be risk factors in cancer were present in the neanderthal genome . if they manage to sequence the dna , they hope it might reveal new details about the evolution of hominids in general and the early history of the neanderthal . separate research earlier this week found that neanderthals suffered from a wide range of diseases that still plague us today - and this may be what killed them off . they have found evidence that suggests our prehistoric cousins would have been infected by diseases such as tuberculosis , typhoid , whooping cough , encephalitis and the common cold . but anthropologists from cambridge university and oxford brookes university say that new diseases carried by modern humans may have led to the downfall of neanderthals . neanderthals are thought to have numbered up to 70,000 at their peak and lived in hunter gatherer societies .
 Sabrina Osterkamp, a German tourist, has been found alive after surviving a night in a national park in South Australia. She was reported missing after her car was discovered abandoned on the side of the road. The search effort involved multiple agencies and volunteers. Sabrina's survival is attributed to her ability to stay calm and find shelter. Meanwhile, scientists have made new discoveries about measles, including its contagiousness and potential to cause deadly health complications. In other news, researchers have analyzed DNA samples from ancient humans and found that they interbred with Neanderthals, resulting in modern humans inheriting some of their genes.