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New York reports first measles death in 30 years amid outbreak

New York has reported its first measles death in 30 years, linked to an outbreak of 178 cases this year. The death, involving a child in Lewis County, has prompted Governor Kathy Hochul to emphasize vaccination. The CDC is assisting with the outbreak response, and funding has been allocated to support vaccination efforts.

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New York has recorded its first measles death in 30 years, occurring in Lewis County amid an outbreak of 178 cases this year. Governor Kathy Hochul highlighted the tragedy and the importance of vaccination in her statement. The CDC is providing assistance and funding to help manage the outbreak and improve vaccination efforts in the state.

Key facts

  • New York reported its first measles death in 30 years.
  • The death occurred in Lewis County and involved a child.
  • There have been 178 measles cases reported in New York this year.
  • The CDC has provided $100 million nationwide for measles prevention.
  • New York received $2.36 million to support outbreak response efforts.
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New York reports first measles death in 30 years, Hochul says

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New York reports first measles death in 30 years amid outbreak