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2026-10-22 01:02
Pennsylvania warns of congenital measles risk as cases rise
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health issued an alert Monday to doctors about an increase in measles infections in pregnant women, as well as a concerning rise in congenital measles — a disease that’s rarely, if ever, seen in the U.S.
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Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare The Big Story Pennsylvania warns of congenital measles risk as cases rise Pennsylvania officials warned doctors this week about an increase in congenital measles as the state continues to battle the worst outbreak in the disease it…
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Officials in Pennsylvania alerted doctors to keep an eye out for congenital measles after at least a dozen women contracted the disease.
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Pennsylvania warns of congenital measles risk as cases rise
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Pennsylvania officials warn of congenital measles after pregnant women contract the disease
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Pennsylvania warns doctors about rising rates of rare congenital measles
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Pennsylvania warns of rise in congenital measles and infection during pregnancy
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