Pennsylvania health officials have reported the state’s sixth measles-related death amid an outbreak that has now surpassed any other in the U.S. The fatal case involved a 39-year-old woman with preexisting health conditions who died after contracting the highly contagious virus, despite receiving treatment. Authorities are urging vaccination as the outbreak continues to spread, raising concerns over public health risks. The state’s health department is monitoring the situation closely as cases rise.
Pennsylvania authorities on Monday confirmed the state's sixth death connected to a measles case as the state deals with the highest number of cases nationally. The Franklin County Coroner released an advisory on Monday stating a 39-year-old female with "several underlying conditions" had died following a recent measles diagnosis that had been treated. The coroner's...
