Measles Outbreak in Pennsylvania
“Just today, we received a report of another child who died with measles, and we’re in the process of doing an investigation,” Lancaster County Coroner, Dr. Stephen Diamantoni, told WHTM Wednesday.Reported by 5 of 6 outlets; wording from The Independent.
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At least 115 more people in Pennsylvania, mostly in Lancaster County, have been diagnosed with measles in the last week, the health department said Friday, bringing the state’s outbreak to about 577 cases within the last few months.
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RFK Jr finally admits that measles was the cause of infant’s death in Pennsylvania
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- 4 Sep
“Just today, we received a report of another child who died with measles, and we’re in the process of doing an investigation,” Lancaster County Coroner, Dr. Stephen Diamantoni, told WHTM Wednesday.
Coverage 7 articles
10 Sep The Shallow Iconoclasm of HHS Leadership
The Dispatch
6 Sep RFK Jr.’s Sickening Measles Victory Lap
The Bulwark
5 Sep RFK Jr finally admits that measles was the cause of infant’s death in Pennsylvania
The Independent
4 Sep Baby girl is one of two deaths in Pennsylvania measles outbreak, coroner said
NBC News
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4 Sep Six-week-old child in Pennsylvania dies from measles, coroner says
The Guardian4 Sep Pennsylvania confirms second death of child with measles after RFK Jr. told CDC director to delete numbers
The Independent4 Sep US measles cases hit 3,134 as leaders feud over the death count
The Straits Times
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