US EditionMeasles cases spike in Central Alberta as provincial case count climbs to 43
- Reports of measles have jumped in Central Zone, with a total of 21 cases reported, making it the hardest hit zone in the current outbreak.
- The Edmonton Zone Staff Association criticized the provincial government for its inaction regarding low immunization rates, which have contributed to the spread of measles.
- An Alberta Health official expressed concern about the current situation, noting that all cases are traceable and localized.
- Alberta's government stated it would adjust its measles management approach based on expert advice, emphasizing the importance of high immunization rates for community health.
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Alberta measles outbreak not dire enough to warrant public address: health minister
EDMONTON - Health Minister Adriana LaGrange says Alberta's measles outbreak isn't dire enough for the province's top public health doctor to address the public, despite mounting calls for the government
·Hamilton, Canada
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