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Pop-up measles vaccine clinic in Lancaster County sees Amish and Plain community turnout
Health officials said 46,000 people were vaccinated in August as pop-up clinics and home visits try to raise MMR coverage in the outbreak area.
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Pop-up measles vaccine clinic in Lancaster County sees Amish and Plain community turnout
A pop-up vaccination clinic in Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania, hosted by the state health department, provided measles vaccines to members of the Plain community and other people in the area amid rising cases statewide.
In Pennsylvania, they reinforce home vaccination after four deaths and the spread of contagion in rural areas.
After 4 measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania, health authorities expect people to encourage private vaccination.
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