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São Paulo Has Three New Cases of Measles; Total Reaches 40 This Year

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Monitoring points to trend of reduction of contamination

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Monitoring points to trend of reduction of contamination

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The state of São Paulo reached 40 cases of measles in 2026. The three new records are of men aged 18 and 21 and of a baby, all identified in the capital of São Paulo. The new cases, reports the Center for Epidemiological Surveillance of the State of São Paulo (CVE-SP) "Prof. Alexandre Vranjac is the result of known and monitored transmission chains for more than three months. The work of surveillance, the government informed, is precisely to fol…

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The State of São Paulo registered three new cases of measles this week and, with this, adds 40 records of the disease in 2026, according to the government

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Of the confirmed cases, 30 had no history of vaccination or had incomplete schedule

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Three new records were confirmed in the capital; teams also monitor transmission in Guarulhos and São Bernardo do Campo

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The state of São Paulo has reached 40 cases of measles, without deaths. The three new records - two men, 18 and 21 years old, and a one-year-old baby - are from the capital and are linked to transmission chains identified and monitored since June. The information is from the State Health Secretariat. Read more (10/01/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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