Sixth suspected measles death announced in Pennsylvania

Zoom in: The woman had several underlying conditions, including a diagnosis of measles with treatment, per a news release from the Franklin County coroner's office.

• The coroner's office said it meets the definition of a measles-related death set by the state's health department.
• The coroner's office tells Axios the woman was unvaccinated.

What else: Stephanie Nojiri, a spokesperson for the state's Department of Health, tells Axios that it's reviewing the death in Franklin County but has yet to confirm it's measles-related.

Zoom out: Pennsylvania has seen at least 1,136 cases of measles this year as of Oct. 9, which is the worst outbreak in decades.

• The outbreak has largely centered on Lancaster County.
• The latest case figures are expected to be released later today on the state's online dashboard.

What else: The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now lists two U.S. measles deaths on its website as of Tuesday, but doesn't indicate they happened in Pennsylvania.