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Pennsylvania Department of Health Confirms 7th Measles-Associated Death in the State

Health officials said 1,542 cases have been confirmed across 46 counties, with less than 1% among vaccinated people.

  • On Friday, the Pennsylvania Department confirmed the state's seventh measles-associated death this year, involving an unvaccinated resident from Montour County.
  • The outbreak has reached 1,542 confirmed cases across 46 counties, with 37 new infections reported since Nov 9 as the virus continues spreading statewide.
  • Health officials reported administering more than 11,300 MMR vaccine doses this year, noting the vaccine is proven 97 percent effective at preventing measles for life after two doses.
  • The Department recommends an early zero dose for infants aged 6 to 11 months in affected counties, while adults with one or no prior doses should consult healthcare providers.
  • Residents experiencing symptoms should contact healthcare providers or call the state health hotline at 877-PA-HEALTH for guidance and testing referrals.
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Pennsylvania reports seventh measles-linked death as cases rise

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The Keystone broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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