Pennsylvania reports 731 measles cases and four deaths in largest outbreak in 30+ years
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As of Wednesday, Pennsylvania had recorded 731 measles cases across 38 counties, with Lancaster County recording the highest number. The outbreak is linked to the deaths of two Amish infants and two adults (an 18-year-old from Mifflin County and a 40-year-old woman from Jefferson County), marking the state's first measles-related deaths and the most in the nation in over three decades.
“Babies are dying. You're going to lose too many babies.”
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Josh Shapiro Pennsylvania Governor
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. HHS SecretaryPennsylvania State Health Officials Public health agency
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