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Bucks County, Pennsylvania, confirmed its first measles case of 2026 on November 9, after an adult resident traveled to central Pennsylvania. The resident is no longer contagious, and health officials are contacting people who may have been exposed.Bucks County confirmed its first measles case of the year on November 9 after an adult resident traveled to central Pennsylvania. The case comes amid a statewide outbreak and six Pennsylvania deaths.Bucks County confirmed its first measles case of the year on November 9 after an adult resident traveled to central Pennsylvania. Health officials say the resident is no longer contagious and urge people to check their vaccination status.