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Alberta government reports 600 cases of measles since early March

  • Alberta government reported more than 600 confirmed measles cases since early March, mainly in southern Alberta with most patients being children.
  • This outbreak follows a decline in Canada’s vaccination rate from 2019 to 2023, contributing to sustained transmission that threatens measles elimination status.
  • The outbreak is highly contagious, with recent data showing many cases still transmissible, 44 hospitalizations, and exposure advisories issued for the south health zone.
  • Public health officials have stated that the risk of losing measles elimination status in Canada is substantial and emphasize ensuring immunizations are current amid ongoing transmission.
  • Authorities are implementing targeted vaccination campaigns and rapid response strategies to control transmission and prevent further risk to regional measles-free status.
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Alberta government reports 600 cases of measles since early March

Government data shows a large majority of Alberta’s total measles cases have been reported in children

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The Record broke the news in Waterloo, Canada on Monday, May 26, 2025.
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