Measles
There are now 1,338 confirmed measles cases in Pennsylvania this year as the state’s ongoing outbreak continues, according to the latest data from the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
The ongoing measles outbreak in Pennsylvania has reached 1,260 confirmed cases, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Oct. 16.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Oct. 5 that the state has reached 1,004 confirmed measles cases this year. There have been 27 new positive cases since the department’s last update on Oct. 2.
A fifth measles-associated death was recorded in Pennsylvania, the state’s Department of Health announced Sept. 30.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health Sept. 15 announced the confirmation of two additional measles-associated deaths, bringing the state’s total to four.
Two individuals in Pennsylvania have died from measles, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Aug. 25.
President Trump signed an executive order Aug. 10 revamping the federal government’s recommended childhood vaccine schedule.
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