The measles outbreak in Pennsylvania has surpassed 1,500 cases.
Health officials say there have been 1,505 cases of measles in the state this year as of yesterday, with 73 new cases reported in the last week. Indiana County has 62 cases as of Monday.
Of the surrounding counties, Jefferson has the most cases reported at 96, while Armstrong is the lowest with only 4. Lancaster County is the most affected county in the state, with just over 500 reported cases.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed six measles-associated deaths.
