The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is disputing certain measles death reports. Two deaths reported by Pennsylvania are being excluded from the CDC's official weekly tally of deaths. This decision marks a departure from the agency's usual practice of accepting state data.

The CDC normally includes a state's reported data in its official tallies. However, in this case, the agency is taking a different approach. Further details about the dispute are available from the source.

The exclusion of these deaths from the CDC's tally is notable, but the reason behind the dispute is not specified in the available information. For more information, readers can refer to the original report.