The measles infection rate in Jerusalem during the outbreak was 15 times higher than in the rest of Israel.
To date the CDC has confirmed just 2 measles deaths, as Pennsylvania’s measles cases climb to 943.
If the state's measles vaccination rate continues to fall, it could see dozens, if not hundreds, of kids’ deaths in the coming years.
Pennsylvania officials say 4 people have died from measles in that state.
Annenberg poll also shows that most don’t believe that childhood vaccines cause autism.
The CDC today reported 171 new confirmed measles cases, bringing the year’s total to 3,659.
The state has reported 4 recent measles-associated deaths that the CDC hadn't listed on its dashboard.
The response was one of the most resource-intensive in the United States since measles was eliminated in 2000.
Last year Los Angeles tracked a record number of typhus cases.
The Pennsylvania measles outbreak is the largest in the nation, with 792 cases.