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Canada achieved measles elimination status in 1998. Now, it could lose it

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  • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

    This is disgusting and not vaccinating your children should be legally declared child abuse.

    We cannot keep allowing the anti vaccination nut jobs to have a say about any of this and if they want to dig in their heels we can decide they aren’t welcome in our public spaces anymore. They can go live in the bush and survive off of their “own research”.

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    lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.ca
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    It is mostly specific religious groups.

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    • lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.caL lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.ca

      It is mostly specific religious groups.

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      arkouda@lemmy.ca
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      It is mostly specific religious groups.

      How did you come to this conclusion?

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      • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

        It is mostly specific religious groups.

        How did you come to this conclusion?

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        lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.ca
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        #5

        It is mainly spreading in the Mennonite community. They don’t want to advertise that and generate a backlash against them.

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        • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

          This is disgusting and not vaccinating your children should be legally declared child abuse.

          We cannot keep allowing the anti vaccination nut jobs to have a say about any of this and if they want to dig in their heels we can decide they aren’t welcome in our public spaces anymore. They can go live in the bush and survive off of their “own research”.

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          mugmoor@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          #6

          Whatever happened to kids being forbidden from school if they aren’t up-to-date on their shots? I remember having nurses come to my class to give us the ones we were behind on.

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          • H hellsbelle@sh.itjust.works

            As Canada’s measles outbreak continues to grow, the country is at risk of losing its measles elimination status — a bar set by the World Health Organization.

            “The risk is substantial,” said Dr. Sarah Wilson, a public health physician with Public Health Ontario who has been tracking the measles outbreak in that province.

            Ontario is now reporting more measles cases each week than it once saw over an entire decade, Wilson said. “It is a very different situation than what we experienced in the last decade since measles elimination was achieved,” she said.

            Canada’s outbreak began in October 2024. That means if sustained transmission continues until October 2025, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) can revoke the elimination status.

            Canada currently has more cases than any other country in the Americas, according to PAHO.

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            mymotherisahamster@lemmy.ca
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            #7

            Fuck each and every last anti-vaxxer.

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            • H hellsbelle@sh.itjust.works

              As Canada’s measles outbreak continues to grow, the country is at risk of losing its measles elimination status — a bar set by the World Health Organization.

              “The risk is substantial,” said Dr. Sarah Wilson, a public health physician with Public Health Ontario who has been tracking the measles outbreak in that province.

              Ontario is now reporting more measles cases each week than it once saw over an entire decade, Wilson said. “It is a very different situation than what we experienced in the last decade since measles elimination was achieved,” she said.

              Canada’s outbreak began in October 2024. That means if sustained transmission continues until October 2025, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) can revoke the elimination status.

              Canada currently has more cases than any other country in the Americas, according to PAHO.

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              melvin_ferd@lemmy.world
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              #8

              Why is there never numbers in these articles that show us the numbers? Why is it always just phrased in ways that beat around the bush?

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              • lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.caL lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.ca

                It is mainly spreading in the Mennonite community. They don’t want to advertise that and generate a backlash against them.

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                arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                It is mainly spreading in the Mennonite community. They don’t want to advertise that and generate a backlash against them.

                Who is “they”, and where are you getting your information?

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                • mugmoor@lemmy.dbzer0.comM mugmoor@lemmy.dbzer0.com

                  Whatever happened to kids being forbidden from school if they aren’t up-to-date on their shots? I remember having nurses come to my class to give us the ones we were behind on.

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                  arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                  #10

                  I don’t know exactly when it happened, but I remember the same thing in school in the early 2000’s.

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                  • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                    It is mainly spreading in the Mennonite community. They don’t want to advertise that and generate a backlash against them.

                    Who is “they”, and where are you getting your information?

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                    lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.ca
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                    Measles outbreak traced back to Mennonite gathering, Ontario’s top doctor says

                    An ongoing outbreak of measles in Ontario has been traced back to a large gathering in New Brunswick last fall that was attended by guests from Mennonite communities, the province’s top doctor says.

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                    • lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.caL lemmyoutofhere@lemmy.ca

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                      Measles outbreak traced back to Mennonite gathering, Ontario’s top doctor says

                      An ongoing outbreak of measles in Ontario has been traced back to a large gathering in New Brunswick last fall that was attended by guests from Mennonite communities, the province’s top doctor says.

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                      CTVNews (www.ctvnews.ca)

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                      arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                      #12

                      Thank you for providing your source.

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