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The county coroner in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, confirmed that a six-week-old baby girl died from measles. The baby also had a genetic condition known as Amish lethal microcephaly, which affects brain development and has a high mortality rate.
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The county coroner in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, confirmed that a six-week-old baby girl died from measles. The baby also had a genetic condition known as Amish lethal microcephaly, which affects brain development and has a high mortality rate.
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