A six-week-old child in Pennsylvania has died from measles, according to the Lancaster County coroner. This follows two measles-related deaths reported in the county last week. Officials have not confirmed whether this death is one of the two previously announced. The situation occurs amid a growing measles outbreak in Lancaster County.
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Six-week-old child in Pennsylvania dies from measles, coroner confirms
A six-week-old child in Pennsylvania has died from measles, as confirmed by the Lancaster County coroner. This incident follows two other measles-related deaths in the county, contributing to a growing outbreak.
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