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30 Measles Cases in 'Low-Vaccine' Communities in Northern Nova Scotia

NORTHERN NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA, JUL 24 – Eight of 30 measles cases in northern Nova Scotia are lab-confirmed, with others diagnosed through household exposure, health officials said.

  • As of July 24, 2025, Nova Scotia Health reported 30 measles cases primarily concentrated in the northern region of the province.
  • This follows a single resolved case in May linked to U.S. travel, while officials believe most new cases stem from travel within Canada.
  • Eight cases have been lab-confirmed, and the rest are considered confirmed based on household exposure and symptoms, appearing mostly in large households and small communities.
  • Vaccination rates in Nova Scotia show 93.4% of two-year-olds had one dose and 78.6% were fully vaccinated in 2024, below the 95% threshold needed to stop spread.
  • Health officials consider public risk low, urge vaccination for protection, and advise contacting a doctor if symptoms like fever, cough, or rash develop.
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