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Pennsylvania measles cases surpass 100, now spreading in 7 counties - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak tops 100 cases, now reported across seven counties

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The brief

Pennsylvania health officials report that measles cases have risen above the 100‑case mark and are now confirmed in seven counties. Recent reports added two cases in Chester County and seven new cases in Lancaster County over the past week.

Coverage from the Pittsburgh Post‑Gazette, WFMZ.com and LancasterOnline highlights the spread, while The News Journal notes that Delaware health officials are closely monitoring the situation. Inquirer.com confirms the additional Chester County cases.

Future reports are expected to detail further county counts and any public‑health actions as officials continue to track the outbreak.

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Quick answers

How many measles cases have been reported in Pennsylvania?

The outbreak has surpassed 100 cases.

In how many counties is the measles outbreak present?

Cases are now spreading in seven counties.

Which counties have reported recent increases?

Chester County added two cases and Lancaster County reported seven new cases in the past week.

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