The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is disputing two measles deaths reported by Pennsylvania and excluding them from its official weekly tally of deaths, a radical departure from the agency’s normal practice of accepting and including a state’s data. The decision to question Pennsylvania’s classification of measles deaths represents a key test for…
CDC, Pennsylvania clash over measles deaths
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