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The CDC will provide assistance to a Pennsylvania county facing a measles outbreak, which has resulted in 1,222 confirmed cases and six deaths. Local officials noted the county's lack of a health department as a disadvantage in managing the outbreak.
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The CDC will provide assistance to a Pennsylvania county facing a measles outbreak, which has resulted in 1,222 confirmed cases and six deaths. Local officials noted the county's lack of a health department as a disadvantage in managing the outbreak.
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