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18-year-old in Pennsylvania dies from measles-related neurological complication
Summary
An 18-year-old in Pennsylvania has died after developing a complication linked to measles. The teenager developed acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM), identified as the cause of death. ADEM is noted as a known severe neurological complication of measles. No further details about the case were provided in the source information.
Details
An 18-year-old in Pennsylvania has died from a complication associated with measles.
The teenager developed acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM), which is cited in the source as the cause of death.
The provided information identifies ADEM as a known severe neurological complication that can follow measles infection and indicates it led to a fatal outcome in this case.
No additional details about the circumstances, treatment, or other aspects of the case were included in the source material.
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The report highlights a fatal instance of a known severe neurological complication of measles.
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