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Pennsylvania reports seventh measles death
Headline from WYTV Youngstown
The death was an unvaccinated resident of Montour County who tested positive for measles, according to Friday's update on the measles outbreak. That adds to deaths previously reported in Mifflin, Lancaster, and Jefferson counties.
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An unvaccinated resident of Montour County is the latest measles-related fatality in an outbreak that has so far sickened more than 1,500 people across the commonwealth, state health officials say.
The death was an unvaccinated resident of Montour County who tested positive for measles, according to Friday's update on the measles outbreak. That adds to deaths previously reported in Mifflin, Lancaster, and Jefferson counties.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) announced Friday that an unvaccinated person in Montour County has tested positive for measles and died. The is the seventh confirmed measles-associated death in Pennsylvania, with the number of confirmed cases totaling 1,543 acros…
The U.S. reached 10 measles deaths this year after additional deaths reported in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, a concerning sign as the previously eradicated disease makes a resurgence worldwide and in the U.S.
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