Second baby died of measles, Lancaster County coroner says

The death of a second baby from measles in Lancaster County has intensified concerns about the ongoing measles outbreak in the United States. The first death was a six-week-old child. The nation's measles cases have reached 3,134, according to Bloomberg. The Washington Post reports that efforts are underway to contain the outbreak.

The debate over vaccination has been inflamed by the deaths, according to the Wall Street Journal. The outbreak has sparked a behind-the-scenes effort to contain the spread of the disease. The Wall Street Journal notes that the deaths have reignited discussions about vaccination policies and public health measures. The measles outbreak affects communities across the United States, with a particular focus on areas with lower vaccination rates.

The efforts to contain the outbreak involve public health officials, medical professionals, and community leaders. The next steps include continued monitoring of the outbreak, implementation of vaccination campaigns, and public health education to prevent further spread.