Six-week-old child in Pennsylvania dies from measles, coroner says
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- A six-week-old child in Pennsylvania died from measles, according to the Lancaster County coroner.
- The death comes as a measles outbreak grows in Lancaster County, while officials have not confirmed whether it was one of two measles-related deaths announced last week.
A six-week-old child in Pennsylvania has died from measles, the Lancaster County coroner determined, as the county faces a growing outbreak.
Officials have not confirmed whether the infant’s death was one of two measles-related deaths announced in Lancaster County last week.
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