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CDC Reports Over 5,000 Measles Cases Nationwide

The CDC has reported over 5,000 measles cases across the U.S., with 5,182 confirmed cases in 45 states and Washington, D.C. There are eight estimated deaths linked to the outbreak, and 562 hospitalizations have occurred this year. The CDC has allocated $100 million for prevention efforts, with New York receiving significant funding amid a declared emergency.

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The CDC announced that the number of measles cases in the U.S. has surpassed 5,000, with 5,182 confirmed cases reported in 45 states and Washington, D.C. There are eight estimated deaths linked to the outbreak, including an infant's death in Wisconsin. The CDC has also reported 562 hospitalizations this year and has provided approximately $100 million in funding for prevention efforts, particularly in New York, where an emergency has been declared.

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  • CDC confirmed 5,182 measles cases across 45 states and D.C.
  • Estimated eight deaths linked to measles, including in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
  • 562 hospitalizations related to measles reported this year.
  • CDC allocated $100 million for measles prevention efforts.
  • New York received $2.36 million in funding for measles response.
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