Pennsylvania's health department has initiated a request for emergency assistance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to manage a measles outbreak. This outbreak has been described as deadly and rapidly spreading. The request, referred to as Epi-Aid, was detailed in a letter sent to the CDC from state officials. Further details regarding the conditions of the request were not disclosed in the initial report.
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Pennsylvania Requests CDC Assistance for Measles Outbreak
The Pennsylvania health department has requested emergency assistance from the CDC to address a measles outbreak that is spreading quickly. The request, known as Epi-Aid, was communicated in a letter from state officials.
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