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Mount Nittany Health warns of possible measles exposure at 2 facilities. What to know

Measles cases are surging in Pennsylvania, with 132 confirmed in Lancaster County alone.

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Questions people are asking

Which counties in Pennsylvania have confirmed measles cases?

Centre and Mifflin counties have confirmed measles cases.

How many measles cases have been confirmed in Lancaster County?

Lancaster County has 132 confirmed measles cases.

What steps are being taken to address the measles outbreak?

Local health officials are issuing warnings and expanding vaccine access. GIANT and MARTIN’S stores are offering measles vaccines. Mount Nittany Health has alerted the public about potential measles exposure at two of its facilities.

What happened

Measles cases are surging in Pennsylvania. Centre and Mifflin counties have confirmed cases. Lancaster County has 132 confirmed cases. The rise in cases has prompted local health officials to issue warnings and expand vaccine access.

Mount Nittany Health has alerted the public about potential measles exposure at two of its facilities. GIANT and MARTIN’S stores are offering measles vaccines in response to the outbreak. Doctors are urging parents to stay alert and ensure their children are vaccinated. The public is advised to be vigilant.

Vaccination efforts are being ramped up. The number of cases in Lancaster County has reached 132, indicating a significant outbreak. The public health response includes increased vaccine availability and warnings from health facilities.

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