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Wisconsin reports first measles death in over 35 years

Wisconsin has reported its first measles death since 1990, involving an infant amid a statewide outbreak affecting over 430 individuals. This marks the third measles-related death in the U.S. this week.

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An infant in Wisconsin has died from measles, the first such death in the state since 1990. This incident is part of a larger outbreak that has affected over 430 people across 13 counties this year. Wisconsin Health Secretary Kirsten Johnson highlighted the importance of vaccination and protective measures against measles. This death is the third measles-related fatality reported in the U.S. this week, following similar incidents in New York and Pennsylvania.

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  • An infant in Wisconsin died from measles, the first death since 1990.
  • Over 430 people have been affected by measles in Wisconsin this year.
  • Wisconsin Health Secretary Kirsten Johnson emphasized the seriousness of measles.
  • Three measles deaths have been reported in the U.S. this week.
  • Pennsylvania has reported 1,467 measles cases this year.
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Wisconsin reports measles death of a baby, first death in over 35 years

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Wisconsin reports first measles death in over 35 years