Pennsylvania warns of congenital measles amid 'increase of measles cases during pregnancy'
Pennsylvania is experiencing a significant measles outbreak, with 1,286 confirmed cases reported as of this week. Health officials have issued a warning to doctors about an increase in measles cases among pregnant women and a rise in congenital measles, a rare condition in the U.S. where the disease is passed from mother to child during pregnancy.
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3 sourcesCongenital measles cases are a growing concern in Pennsylvania, health officials warn
Pennsylvania warns of rise in congenital measles and infection during pregnancy
Pennsylvania measles cases rise to 1,286, state health department says
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7 sourcesNearly two new measles dozens cases, new Pennsylvania county reported in update
PA measles cases surpass 1,300 for the year; DOH has administered 10,000 vaccines
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2 developments- Oct 19DOH confirms 109 new measles cases in last week
- Oct 20Pennsylvania warns doctors about rising rates of rare congenital measles
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