Measles outbreak declared in Delaware as cases rise in Chester County, PA

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Delaware has declared a measles outbreak after four unvaccinated adult cases in Kent County, while Chester County, PA, reports 13 confirmed cases; health officials urge vaccination, highlight the high contagion of measles, and are expanding access through clinics, mobile units and pharmacies while conducting contact tracing to identify additional cases.
- Measles outbreak declared in Delaware; cases also rising in Chester County, Pa. 6abc Philadelphia
- Delaware declares measles outbreak after 4 confirmed cases NBC10 Philadelphia
- DPH Confirms Second Positive Measles Case and Encourages Unvaccinated Residents to Seek Vaccination State of Delaware News (.gov)
- Delaware confirms two measles cases in more than a decade, officials urge vaccinations WBOC TV
- Delaware reports first measles cases in decade in Kent County Spotlight Delaware
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