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State and local death toll diverges from CDC
As of Sunday, state and local officials had reported three measles-related deaths, a figure that did not square with CDC data, highlighting a surveillance or reporting discrepancy.
Third measles-related death reported
A 40-year-old Jefferson County woman died from complications associated with measles, according to Jefferson County Coroner Greg Furlong. Her vaccination status was not disclosed.
Pennsylvania reports 676 measles cases
The state health department counted 676 measles cases across 37 counties, 124 hospitalizations, and 4 cases among vaccinated individuals as of Friday.
Two measles-related infant deaths reported
A newborn boy died shortly after birth from a ruptured spleen, with measles listed as a significant condition but not the cause, and a 6-week-old girl with Amish lethal microcephaly died due to measles. Both infants were too young for the first measles vaccine dose.
A third measles-related death in Pennsylvania—a 40-year-old woman—signals a widening outbreak with 676 cases across 37 counties and 124 hospitalizations. Health systems and public health agencies now face both infant and adult severe cases, with vaccination status and federal-state data discrepancies adding complexity.
Source: MedPage Today · STAT News
