Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak is growing, with the state surpassing 900 confirmed cases for the year. ABC News reports that at least 13 new cases are confirmed, bringing the total to 903, according to the state health department. The New York Times also reports an increase in cases, stating the outbreak grows to nearly 900 as additional infections are reported.
State officials provide slightly different recent counts depending on the reporting window. The New York Times says 55 new cases are reported since Wednesday and that 890 measles cases have been documented across 39 counties this year. Both outlets frame the situation as an ongoing outbreak that continues to spread across multiple counties, with updates coming from state health officials as cases are confirmed.
