Pennsylvania seeks CDC help amid dispute over US measles deaths
Measles deaths in Pennsylvania have reached four this year, part of a broader outbreak across the United States that has hit a 35-year high in cases and more deaths than any year since 1992. Governor Josh Shapiro and state health authorities have sought emergency assistance from the CDC and have had disagreements with federal health officials over recognition of the deaths. The situation represents a significant public health challenge for the state.
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4 developments- Sep 13Pennsylvania officials report state’s 3rd death involving measles
- Sep 14Pennsylvania woman dies from measles complications amid growing outbreak
- Sep 15Pennsylvania reports teen as fourth measles death amid feud with RFK Jr.
- Sep 17Pennsylvania asks for CDC measles help amid Kennedy dispute
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Pa is asking for CDC more emergency aid, but only if measles deaths are reported
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