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Pennsylvania measles outbreak unusual and surging
Headline from Deseret News
The measles outbreak in Pennsylvania now includes more than 1,500 cases, 290 hospitalizations and six deaths. Besides the size of the outbreak, it’s attracting attention because two-thirds of those who contracted measles are adults.
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(WBRE/WYOU) — The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) reported Monday that there are now 1,505 confirmed measles cases in the Commonwealth, 18 more since Friday’s update. Of those 1,505 cases, 290 are hospitalized, and less than 1% are fully vaccinated.
(WHTM) -- The Pennsylvania Department of Health released its latest update on measles numbers in the state on Monday, with cases passing a significant milestone. With 18 additions since Friday's update, there are now 1,505 cases in Pennsylvania this year.
More than 5,000 people have been infected with measles in the United States this year, as the country faces the loss of its long-held elimination status later this month.
The measles outbreak in Pennsylvania now includes more than 1,500 cases, 290 hospitalizations and six deaths. Besides the size of the outbreak, it’s attracting attention because two-thirds of those who contracted measles are adults.
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