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America’s real 2026 measles death toll is far more than two

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America’s real 2026 measles death toll is far more than two

Pennsylvania’s health department announced last month that two Lancaster County residents — both unvaccinated — died from measles. They were reportedly the first times the disease has killed anyone in the United States in 2026, a year th…

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