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US measles cases rise to 4,852, CDC says

Erik Svenson
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Erik Svenson
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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:19 PM · 1 min read
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US measles cases rise to 4,852, CDC says — Fargo Health news

Oct 30 (Reuters) The US CDC on Friday reported 4,852 measles cases in the country as ​of October 29, up ‌264 cases from the previous update. Here are key details: • Hospitalizations linked to measles this year stood at 511, representing 11% ‌of ​all reported cases, ⁠according to the ⁠Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • People aged 5-19 years accounted for 2,010 cases this year, followed ​by 1,996 cases among adults aged 20 and older and ⁠812 cases in ⁠children under 5 • The vast ​majority of infections were among people ​who were unvaccinated or whose vaccination ‌status was unknown, accounting for 96% of cases in 2026, up from 93% in 2025, the ⁠CDC s data showed • The Pennsylvania state health department has reported five measles-related deaths so ⁠far ‌in 2026 • However, the ⁠CDC has confirmed only three ​measles-associated ‌deaths but has not ​specified where ⁠they occurred • Pennsylvania has reported 1,398 measles cases so far, according to the state health department (

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