The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C.) reported in its weekly update that there have been no deaths attributed to measles in the current year. This update adds to the ongoing discussion regarding two deaths in Pennsylvania that have been linked to the disease earlier this year.
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C.D.C. Reports No Measles-Related Deaths This Year
The C.D.C. has stated that there have been no measles-related deaths reported this year. This information comes amid ongoing discussions about two deaths in Pennsylvania associated with measles.
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