CDC sends a ‘disease detective’ to Pennsylvania amid measles outbreak
Summary
The CDC is sending a disease expert to Pennsylvania to help manage a measles outbreak. The agency is working with state health officials to control the spread and protect the public.Key Facts
- The CDC stands for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- A measles outbreak is currently happening in Pennsylvania.
- The CDC is sending a disease expert, also called a "disease detective," to assist.
- The expert will help Pennsylvania health officials respond to the outbreak.
- The CDC aims to stop the spread of measles and protect people’s health.
- CDC spokesperson confirmed their ongoing support to state officials.
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