Measles Kills 2 in Pennsylvania: What Do Prediction Markets Say About the Disease?
Two unvaccinated Pennsylvania residents died of measles, the state’s first deaths in 35 years, as traders see 89% odds of 4,000 U.S. cases.
Two people in Pennsylvania died from measles, a disease that hadn't killed anyone there in 35 years, and traders think there's a big chance measles cases will spike in America. When sickness spreads, medicine companies that make vaccines might get more attention and business.
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