Do you have a source for that? According to washingtonpost.com/…/infant-died-measles-pennsylv… “A local coroner has said that an infant from the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has died of measles.” September 4, 2026 According to local21news.com/…/lancaster-county-coroner-confir… “In this case, coroner Stephen Diamantoni said the child died from measles, not with. He clarified that measles was the cause of death in this case, however it was not considered the cause of death in the case where an infant boy died with measles.” September 4, 2026 According to amishamerica.com/coroner-confirms-amish-girl-died… “Lancaster County Coroner Dr. Stephen […] Diamantoni confirmed that measles was in fact the cause of death. As he put it to CBS 21, the child died from measles, not “with” it. […] While the death of the boy discussed in the Atlantic story was, according to Diamantoni, due to a ruptured spleen and not directly caused by measles, the case of this girl is being attributed directly to measles. […] the death has been confirmed as caused by measles at the county level. The state level is still calling it “associated,” while at the federal level, the CDC is not confirming it as caused by measles. […] That may simply reflect a delay in confirmation or other things clouding the picture.” September 4, 2026