Measles vaccinations uptake in northeast triples amid outbreak, says Northern Health
Northern Health is reporting successes in vaccinating northeast B.C. residents against measles amid a national outbreak in 2025.
Northern Health is reporting successes in vaccinating northeast B.C. residents against measles amid a national outbreak in 2025.
Northern Health said the Fort St. John Hospital emergency department was a measles exposure location on July 13th.
According to the latest release from the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) on July 21st, there has been 83 confirmed measles cases in Northern Health’s region this year.
Northern Health is addressing a "miscommunication" in measles testing in Fort St. John after one family struggled to receive care for a possible case.
Northern Health is reporting no new measles cases and only one active case as of the latest provincial update on July 17th.
Out of the 114 patients who have contracted measles in B.C. this year, 77 have now been reported in the Northern Health region.
Northern Health has reported four new measles cases as the B.C. provincial count grows by five.
Provincial health experts have encouraged people to ensure they are vaccinated against measles amid an outbreak in northeast B.C. and across the province.
Northern Health has identified another new measles exposure incident at the Fort St. John Hospital’s emergency department, this time from July 4th to July 5th.
Northern Health warns of two measles exposure incidents on July 1st and 2nd at the Fort St. John Hospital emergency department.
Several new cases of measles have been reported in B.C., but there are no longer any active cases in the Northern Health region, according to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control’s (BCCDC) latest case count update.
Northern Health has reported a third measles exposure location in Fort St. John in June.
According to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, ten new cases of measles have been reported in the province, all within the Northern Health region.
More than 50 measles cases have been reported to Northern Health, according to the latest data from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) on June 30th.
Northern Health has confirmed four instances where people in Fort St. John may have been exposed to measles - three on June 23rd and one between June 18th and 20th.
Northern Health chief medical health officer Dr. Jong Kim is encouraging everyone to check their vaccination status for measles amid an outbreak in northeast B.C.
Northern Health reports 33 of British Columbia's 49 measles cases as of the B.C. Centre for Disease Control's latest June 24th update.
The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has confirmed two more cases of measles in Northern Health's jurisdiction, bringing the total reported to 20.
Northern Health says it has 60 per cent of cases of measles in B.C.: 18 out of 30.
Northern Health has begun an investigation into cases of "measles-like illness" in School District 60.