Sydney Roach
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The State's Department of Health has administered more than 1,500 MMR vaccines so far this month.
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Pennsylvania's Department of Health is asking the CDC for on-the-ground help.
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But Governor Josh Shapiro has said he won't accept federal help until the CDC acknowledges the deaths in Pennsylvania.
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Currently, the CDC hasn't recorded any measles deaths this year.
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For NPR News, I'm Sydney Roach in State College, Pennsylvania.
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Mifflin County Coroner Andrea Alcalde says an 18-year-old died from a rare and severe neurological complication of measles.
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Over the weekend, a Jefferson County coroner said a 40-year-old woman also died from measles-related complications.
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State officials say both people were unvaccinated and that no further details will be shared.
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In August, two infants in Lancaster County died from measles-related complications, the first such deaths in Pennsylvania in 35 years.
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The announcement of those deaths led to skepticism by some local officials and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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The measles outbreak is growing in Pennsylvania, with nearly 700 cases reported so far this year.
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For NPR News, I'm Sunny Roach in State College, Pennsylvania.
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Mifflin County coroner Andrea Alcalde says an 18-year-old died from a rare and severe neurological complication of measles.
Over the weekend, a Jefferson County coroner said a 40-year-old woman also died from measles-related complications.
State officials say both people were unvaccinated and that no further details will be shared.
In August, two infants in Lancaster County died from measles-related complications, the first such deaths in Pennsylvania in 35 years.
The announcement of those deaths led to skepticism by some local officials and Health Secretary Robert F.
Kennedy Jr.
The measles outbreak is growing in Pennsylvania, with nearly 700 cases reported so far this year.
For NPR News, I'm Sandy Roach in State College, Pennsylvania.
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