Pennsylvania is battling its most severe measles outbreak in decades, with the state now reporting its sixth death linked to the highly contagious, vaccine-preventable disease. Health officials warn the situation reflects growing vaccine hesitancy, as cases surge to levels not seen in over three decades. The crisis underscores the public health risks posed by declining immunization rates, raising concerns about broader regional spread. Experts emphasize the urgency of vaccination as the outbreak continues to strain healthcare resources.
Presented by Coalition to Strengthen America’s Healthcare {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare PRESENTED BY The Big Story Pennsylvania at the center of U.S. measles outbreaks Pennsylvania recorded its sixth measles-related death on Friday, as the state suffers its worst outbreak of the vaccine-preventable disease in 35 years. © Photo credit: AP Photo/Mary Conlon The state...
