Measles outbreak causes first deaths in 35 years in Northeast
Pennsylvania has confirmed two measles-related deaths, marking the first fatalities in the state in 35 years. The individuals, who were unvaccinated, highlight the importance of the MMR vaccine, which provides 97% lifetime protection after two doses. The state has reported 393 cases of measles across 28 counties in 2026, emphasizing that the highly contagious virus can cause severe health complications and is preventable through vaccination.
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