Coroner Verifies Measles as Cause of Infant Death Amid Controversy

A coroner in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, confirmed that a six-week-old girl died from measles, despite the infant also having a rare genetic condition. The death is one of two infant measles fatalities reported by state health officials, which were disputed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The coroner noted that the baby had Amish lethal microcephaly, but measles was the cause of death.