Measles deaths in Pennsylvania spark cross‑party clash over vaccines
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Measles deaths in Pennsylvania ignite a political dispute as public health officials and politicians debate vaccines amid the U.S.’s worst measles year since 1991, with Gov. Josh Shapiro criticizing federal rhetoric and advocates urging immunization.
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