Canada has reported nearly three times more confirmed measles cases (3,822 total, 3,517 confirmed) than the United States (1,309 confirmed) this year, according to recent public health data. Cases in Canada were reported across 10 provinces and territories, with Ontario (2,245), Alberta (1,231), and Manitoba (138) having the most. One death occurred in Ontario. The U.S. CDC reported three measles-related deaths. Canadian data is likely an underestimate due to reporting delays.
Nearly three times more measles cases in Canada than U.S. right now, according to public health data
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Canada has reported nearly three times more confirmed measles cases (3,822 total, 3,517 confirmed) than the United States (1,309 confirmed) this year, according to recent public health data. Cases in Canada were reported across 10 provinces and territories, with Ontario (2,245), Alberta (1,231), and Manitoba (138) having the most. One death occurred in Ontario. The U.S. CDC reported three measles-related deaths. Canadian data is likely an underestimate due to reporting delays.
Trending- 1 Measles cases reported in Canada across 10 provinces and territories this year
- 2 Data collected up until July 5 for Canada
- 3 Latest U.S. numbers posted Tuesday
- One death reported in Ontario, Canada
- Three deaths reported in the U.S. due to measles
- Public health data likely an underestimate of total cases
What: A significant increase in measles cases in Canada compared to the U.S., with public health data showing Canada has nearly three times more confirmed cases.
When: This year (data up to July 5 for Canada, latest numbers posted Tuesday for U.S.).
Where: Canada (10 provinces and territories, specifically Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba) and the United States (40 states).
Why: Not explicitly stated, but implies ongoing outbreaks and potential under-reporting.
How: Public health data collection and reporting by federal officials in Canada and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).