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Why haven’t state officials revealed more about Pennsylvania’s measles deaths?
Coroners in three counties said the victims ranged from a newborn to a 40-year-old, as the outbreak reached 767 cases and 150 hospitalizations.
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One of the most contagious diseases on the planet is having its worst U.S. outbreak since 1991
The CDC has added a single measles death to its online counter. In the last few weeks, four unvaccinated people have died from measles in Pennsylvania, according to state officials.…
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In Pennsylvania, a few hundred kilometres south of Montreal, there are now four deaths caused by measles, suggesting that the number of cases of measles is much higher than what is officially reported.
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InquirerWhy haven’t state officials revealed more about Pennsylvania’s measles deaths?
PHILADELPHIA – In the last month, Pennsylvania health officials have announced four measles-associated deaths but have been tight-lipped about almost every detail, beyond sharing their county of residence and that all were unvaccinated. Most of what the public knows about…
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