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Health Department: Both children with measles attended same school

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By Oliver Morrison Verified
| PublicSource Verified
The Allegheny County Health Department reported today that both children with confirmed measles cases in Allegheny County attended the same school. The department had previously said they believed there had not been any school exposure related to the county’s first reported case. “This connection significantly expands our investigation,” said Dr. Jillian Irwin, Allegheny County Health Department medical director, in a press release.
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Second measles case confirmed in Allegheny County

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By Oliver Morrison Verified, Lajja Mistry
| PublicSource Verified
A child who attends a private Christian school in the North Hills has been infected with measles, the second confirmed case in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania is facing the largest outbreak of measles in the country, with more than 2,000 cases and five deaths across the commonwealth. The first case of measles for an Allegheny County resident was identified last week, with possible exposures at a Target on McKnight Road in McCandless.
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Pennsylvania logging record numbers of problem gamblers, per new report

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By Oliver Morrison Verified
| Pennsylvania Capital-Star
The warning signs for a dramatic rise in gambling addiction are showing no signs of abating this year, according to the most recent annual report from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. The number of people excluding themselves from gambling in Pennsylvania increased by 18% in the past fiscal year, continuing a dramatic rise that has not slowed since Pennsylvania’s first online casino was opened in 2019.
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