Pennsylvania doctors condemn federal handling of measles deaths, fueling distrust in the CDC

Pennsylvania doctors blasted the Trump administration for removing two measles deaths from federal records after the state announced them; the CDC allegedly ordered officials to dispute these death reports, a move doctors say politicizes public health and damages trust in the CDC. The two deaths occurred in unvaccinated patients in Lancaster County, highlighting concerns about the true scale of measles outbreaks and the reliability of health data when politics intersects with public health.