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US Measles Cases Exceed 4,000, Pennsylvania Reports Sixth Death

What happened

The CDC reports more than 4,400 measles cases in the United States this year, the highest number since 1991. Pennsylvania has recorded over 1,100 cases, more than 25 percent of the national total. Six measles-related deaths have been reported in Pennsylvania, including a 39-year-old unvaccinated woman with underlying conditions.

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Left-leaning outlets emphasize the sixth death is an "unvaccinated woman" and note the CDC still lists only two deaths nationwide, highlighting a discrepancy. The Guardian specifies the woman had "underlying conditions" and describes it as Pennsylvania's "measles outbreak."

Center14 versions

Center outlets focus on case counts and CDC response, with headlines reporting numbers like "4,410 measles cases" and "U.S. measles cases surpass 4,000." The Hill notes Pennsylvania has "the highest number of cases nationally" and is "at the center" of outbreaks.

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Newsmax leads with the CDC sending a "disease detective" to Pennsylvania "as measles surges," focusing on the federal response rather than case counts or deaths.

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