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Measles jumps borders in North America with outbreaks in Canada, Mexico and US

  • North America's largest measles outbreaks have surged since fall 2024, affecting Ontario, Chihuahua, Texas, and New Mexico with over 2,500 cases reported.
  • The outbreaks began in Ontario in fall 2024 and escalated in Texas and New Mexico by late January 2025, with cross-border spread linked to mobile populations and imported virus strains.
  • Chihuahua's outbreak started from an infected 8-year-old Mennonite who spread measles at school, while El Paso and Ciudad Juarez report cases without direct links to Chihuahua's cluster.
  • Ontario's cases exceed 1,020, Texas has up to 663 cases with El Paso reporting 38, Chihuahua reports 786, and the cost per U.S. Case response ranges $30,000 to $50,000 as Dr. Ocaranza affirmed, “Diseases know no borders.”
  • Health officials stress the need for a 95% vaccination rate to prevent outbreaks, conducting vaccination clinics amid ongoing concerns about the high contagiousness and regional spread of measles.
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focoinformativo.site broke the news in on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
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