47 More Measles Cases Reported in Alberta over Weekend
ALBERTA, CANADA, JUL 20 – Alberta recorded 1,407 measles cases due to declining vaccination rates amid rising vaccine hesitancy, surpassing the U.S. total of 1,309 cases, health officials said.
- By midday Tuesday, Alberta had documented a cumulative total of 1,472 individuals infected with measles since the initial outbreak started in March 2025, with the virus continuing to spread.
- The surge follows higher measles rates in some areas and doctors urging vaccination and early doses for babies from six months old.
- Over the past two weeks, 17 new cases have been identified in Calgary, prompting the expansion of immunization clinic hours and the addition of clinics in several heavily affected neighborhoods.
- Edmonton pediatrician Dr. Tehseen Ladha emphasized that the likelihood and severity of illness from the virus are considerably greater than the risks associated with vaccination, highlighting that around 10% of infected individuals require hospitalization.
- The Alberta government says it is working to limit spread but considers physicians’ calls for broader early infant vaccination unnecessary despite warnings about school outbreaks.
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Measles cases reported in Western Colorado
(COLORADO) — The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), along with the Gunnison Department of Health and Human Services, has confirmed a case of measles in a person from out of state. CDPHE said anyone who has been in the following locations during the dates and times listed may have been exposed to measles and should monitor for symptoms for 21 days after exposure. LocationDate/timeWhen symptoms may developTaylor Park Tra…


Confirmed cases of measles in the country are nearly three times higher than those of its southern neighbor, United States
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