Delaware declares measles outbreak as state confirms four cases
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The Delaware Division of Public Health announced on July 22 that four cases have now been identified. WBOC previously reported the first two cases earlier this week, marking the first confirmed cases of measles in the First State in over a decade.
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Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming five total cases this week so far.
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