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35 new measles cases in Lancaster County this week; state total nears 900 (opens the original)
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Lancaster County has logged 35 new cases of measles in the past week, bringing the number of people who have fallen ill with the virus in the county to 359 this year. The latest report from the state Department of Health comes as the months-long outbreak shows no signs of slowing, with almost 900 cases now identified statewide. Pennsylvania has reported the most measles cases in 2026 of any state in the country. Of those infected in Pennsylvania, 173 people have been hospitalized. Of total cases
2 people in Lancaster County sickened with West Nile virus (opens the original)
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Two people have been infected with West Nile virus in Lancaster County this season and 49 mosquitoes in the county have tested positive, according to the state. The presence of West Nile is a particular concern because last year, Lancaster County led the state in human West Nile virus cases with 21. At least one resident died after contracting the virus last season. Two âprovisionalâ human cases in Lancaster County were reported to the state Department of Health this year, but âinformation
'Thankful to be alive;' family of man paralyzed as a result of West Nile virus recounts harrowing year (opens the original)
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In the past year, Craig Summy has been in eight different medical facilities, moved locations 12 times, suffered from 11 bouts of pneumonia and developed two infections resulting in sepsis, all because of one mosquito bite. Summy, 69, who worked in Lancaster County, and his familyâs lives were upended in August 2025, when he contracted a severe case of West Nile virus meningoencephalitis and was temporarily paralyzed. West Nile meningoencephalitis, a combination of meningitis and encephalitis,
Here's what older adults should know about measles protection (opens the original)
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As the number of Lancaster County residents sickened with measles grows by the day, older adults may wonder if they are protected. LNP | LancasterOnline talked with two family physicians and curated information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website to answer questions about what steps, if any, older adults should take to make sure they are safe. Is everyone born before 1957 immune from measles even if they did not have measles? Yes. The presumption is that people born befor
Pa. leads all states in US in number of individuals sickened with measles (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania is now the state with the most measles cases this year, as it surpassed South Carolina Friday for the top spot, per the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health measles tracker. As of Monday, there have been 693 people sickened with measles in Pennsylvania in 2026. Lancaster County still leads the state in number of cases per county, with 296 people identified who have had the virus. Statewide, 133 people have been hospitalized as a result of measles. While most pe
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