Wisconsin infant dies from measles infection in first state death since 1990
Wisconsin officials confirmed on Thursday that an infant died from a measles infection, marking the state's first measles-related death in more than three decades.
Coroner identifies immediate cause of death
The state Division of Public Health issued a statement regarding the coroner's findings. The official ruling listed the immediate cause of death as measles. This incident represents the first time such a death has been recorded in Wisconsin since 1990.
Health department releases official statement
The Department of Health Services provided details through its Division of Public Health on Thursday. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the infant's infection and subsequent passing. The case highlights the ongoing presence of measles in the region despite previous declines.
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