Measles caused Swansea man's fatal pneumonia
A young father died in the South Wales measles epidemic after failing to have an inoculation as a child an inquest heard today.
A measles epidemic death is 'inevitable' says doctor
Dr Marion Lyons of Public Health Wales says with 20 new cases of measles daily in Wales at the moment a death would not be surprising.
An investigation is underway on Friday to find out if a 25 year-old man from Port Tennant near Swansea died from the virus.
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