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Pennsylvania asks CDC for emergency assistance amid RFK Jr. clash over measles

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The Pennsylvania Department of Health has formally initiated a request for emergency assistance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to manage a measles outbreak within the state. State officials indicated that the virus is spreading rapidly and poses a significant health risk, necessitating federal intervention to help control the situation.

The request for federal aid occurs against a backdrop of public tension involving Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding his stance on measles and vaccination policies. The state’s move to involve the CDC highlights the urgency of the public health response as officials work to contain the transmission of the disease.

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The Hill Highlights political friction by linking public health response to Kennedy
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