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Pa. resident tests positive for measles, might have exposed others at department store

Health officials are responding to a confirmed measles case in Snyder County, Pennsylvania, involving potential public exposure.

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The brief

A resident of Snyder County has tested positive for measles. Health officials state the individual may have exposed others at a Lowe's department store in Selinsgrove.

Coverage from PennLive, WNEP, fox56.com, WKOK, and pennwatch.org emphasizes that the Pennsylvania Department of Health is responding to the incident. Local health officials are urging the public to prioritize prevention.

Further updates will depend on the Pennsylvania Department of Health's response to the potential exposure at the Selinsgrove location.

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Quick answers

Where did the potential exposure occur?

The exposure was reported at a Lowe's in Selinsgrove.

Who is affected?

A resident of Snyder County tested positive for measles.

What action are officials taking?

The Pennsylvania Department of Health is responding and health officials are urging prevention.

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