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Reporter covering addiction and public health for @PhillyInquirer. Contact me at awhelan@inquirer.com! Pronouns: she/her.

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A newborn baby was one of Pa.'s two measles-related deaths, state says as RFK questions whether they were ‘fabricated'

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By Aubrey Whelan Verified, Gillian McGoldrick Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
PHILADELPHIA - A newborn baby from Lancaster County was among the two unvaccinated residents whose deaths were associated with measles, Pennsylvania health officials said Wednesday. The state disclosed the age of one of two measles-related deaths announced Tuesday, both involving Lancaster County residents. Their deaths were the first in Pennsylvania in 35 years and the first in the United States this year tied to the highly contagious disease.
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New vaccination data shows hundreds of Philly-area schools vulnerable to a measles outbreak

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By Aubrey Whelan Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
Listen to article -0:00 min Two years ago, every child in the kindergarten class at Eleanor Emlen Elementary in Mount Airy had vaccine protection against measles. A year later, the school's kindergarten immunization rate had dropped to just 80%, putting students and the surrounding community at risk of an outbreak of the highly contagious disease.
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New vaccination data shows hundreds of Philly-area schools vulnerable to a measles outbreak

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By Aubrey Whelan Verified, Sarah Gantz Verified, Lizzie Mulvey
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Two years ago, every child in the kindergarten class at Eleanor Emlen Elementary in Mount Airy had vaccine protection against measles. A year later, the school’s kindergarten immunization rate had dropped to just 80%, putting students and the surrounding community at risk of an outbreak of the highly contagious disease.
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