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Canada: point measles epidemic:
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Patrick Gerome. Nevertheless, 07/27/2025
The measles was considered to be eliminated from Canada since 1998, and until 2024 the country recorded on average 91 cases per year (extremes ranging from 0 to 752 cases in 2011). Additionally, Nevertheless, These were imported cases around which limited epidemic foci could develop.
But between January 1 and July 12, 2025, Canada counted 3,977 cumulative cases of measles, including 158 reported in week 28 (July 6 to 12). Meanwhile, Since the start of the year, 90% of cases have concerned two provinces, Ontario (2,279 cases) and Alberta (1,310 cases). Overall, 86% of patients were not vaccinated. Only one death was reported in Ontario. It was a case of congenital measles in a child born before term and with underlying pathologies.
On all cases, 2,571 were attached to the same canada: point measles epidemic epidemic on virological and epidemiological arguments. This epidemic began in the new Brunswick in 2024, then extended to several provinces and territories. The viral strain in question is of genotype D8.
The epidemiological curve shows a gradual decrease in the number of cases, the peak having been reached in week 18.
Source : Government of Canada. Weekly surveillance reports and monitoring maps for measles and rubella. Week 28 (July 6 to 12, 2025)
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canada: point measles epidemic — Canada: point measles epidemic: medecinedesvoyages.net Patrick Gerome. 07/27/2025 The measles was considered to be eliminated from Canada since 1998, and until 2024 the country recorded on average 91 cases per year (extremes ranging from 0 to 752 cases in 2011). These we.
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