Pennsylvania asks for CDC measles help amid Kennedy dispute

The Pennsylvania health department is requesting emergency support from the CDC to manage one of the largest and deadliest measles outbreaks in the US. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Shapiro has announced that Pennsylvania will refuse further federal funding to combat the outbreak. This decision follows a dispute with the Health and Human Services Department, as Shapiro demands that the CDC officially acknowledge four measles-associated deaths on its website, which the agency has not yet done.