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Measles is spreading through Pennsylvania’s Amish country. Doctors are scrambling to keep up.
At a rural clinic near the heart of the outbreak, physicians describe patients arriving gravely ill, while federal officials dispute the death toll.
BELLEVILLE, Pa. — In the parking lot of the Central Pennsylvania Clinic, horse-drawn buggies are hitched to posts. On the front door, a taped-up sign tells anyone with measles symptoms to return to their car and call the office. Many people here don’... [4882 chars]
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