AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMeasles Outbreak: Pennsylvania’s total has climbed to 1,433 cases, with 269 hospitalizations and five reported deaths. Lancaster County added 18 cases in a week, bringing its total to 496; Northumberland County reported another case. Some Amish families are seeking MMR shots, while mobile clinics work to build trust. Diagnosis Delays: A national study found nearly 7% of reported measles cases were initially misdiagnosed, often in outpatient settings—delays that may give the highly contagious virus more chances to spread. Cancer Screening: A new Pennsylvania law guarantees no-cost colon cancer screenings for eligible residents starting at age 45, lowering a financial barrier to preventive care.
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