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Why haven’t state officials revealed more about Pennsylvania’s measles deaths? (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA – In the last month, Pennsylvania health officials have announced four measles-associated deaths but have been tight-lipped about almost every detail, beyond sharing their county of residence and that all were unvaccinated. Most of what the public knows about the four deaths linked to the outbreak — ranging in age from a newborn to a 40-year-old — has come from local coroners in Jefferson, Mifflin, and Lancaster Counties. In one case, a family also spoke to the media. Pennsylvania’s
Pennsylvania health officials confirm 2 new measles-associated deaths, bringing total to 4 as state outbreak grows (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania health officials on Tuesday confirmed two more deaths associated with measles involving a resident of Jefferson County and a resident of Mifflin County. The state has now reported four measles-related deaths amid a growing outbreak that has sickened nearly 700 people this year. The deaths mark the state’s first in three decades related to the highly contagious disease. Both residents tested positive for measles and were unvaccinated, state officials said. They decline
A newborn baby was one of Pa.’s two measles-related deaths, state says as RFK questions whether they were ‘fabricated’ (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — A newborn baby from Lancaster County was among the two unvaccinated residents whose deaths were associated with measles, Pennsylvania health officials said Wednesday. The state disclosed the age of one of two measles-related deaths announced Tuesday, both involving Lancaster County residents. Their deaths were the first in Pennsylvania in 35 years and the first in the United States this year tied to the highly contagious disease. As vaccination rates decline in the state, an outbr
With 89 new cases in a week, Pa. reports the nation’s third-largest measles outbreak (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania health officials confirmed 89 new measles cases in the state in the last seven days, an escalation of a rapidly growing measles outbreak now impacting more than two dozen counties. As of Thursday, Pennsylvania had reported the third-highest number of measles cases in the country for 2026, behind Utah and South Carolina, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Delaware has reported 22 cases this year, the first time in a decade that the highly contagiou
What is the ‘dose zero’? Here’s what you need to know about Pennsylvania’s new recommendations for early measles vaccination (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — As Pennsylvania grapples with a measles outbreak that has sickened 130 residents, state health officials are recommending some parents vaccinate young children early to provide extra protection against the highly contagious disease. Children as young as 6 months who live in or whose parents plan travel to affected counties should get a “dose zero” of the measles, mumps, and rubella shot, health officials said last month. Typically, children get their first measles shot at a year o
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