Measles is spreading through Pennsylvania’s Amish country, and local doctors are scrambling to keep up.

The article frames the outbreak around communities with lower immunization rates in the United States.

Because measles spreads easily, local clusters can overwhelm rural clinics and pediatric units, it says.

Healthcare workers are managing a rising number of patients around the clock.

Teams are sending mobile testing units, and local clinics are staying open longer for people with symptoms.

The article says community leaders are working directly with state epidemiologists on the response.

Officials are stressing vaccination, sending more help to clinics and labs, and continuing contact tracing.

State health officials expect containment work to continue for several more weeks.

Read the full story on the measles outbreak in Pennsylvania’s Amish country.