(This content was created with the help of AI.) Pennsylvania’s largest Amish community has become ground zero for the country’s worst measles surge in decades—and it’s quietly shifting some minds on vaccines.
The AP reports Lancaster County accounts for more than a third of the state’s 1,350-plus measles cases this year, with at least three related deaths there.
Though the Amish and conservative Mennonites often live apart from mainstream civic life, they shop, work, and attend school alongside their “English” neighbors, making it impossible to contain the highly contagious virus within their circles alone…