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Measles in our districts

Public Health Sudbury and Districts is reporting the first measles infection in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts since 2014.
Officials say the affected individual is an infant who was too young to have been vaccinated.
Public Health says measles is spreading across North America at levels not seen in three decades. Given the heightened risk, officials say it is important everyone protect themselves by ensuring they have had two doses of vaccine, as vaccination remains the best protection against the virus.
Officials say over 90% of people who are not immune to measles will become infected if they are exposed to the virus, and infection can lead to complications like lung infections, seizures, and more.
Rosalind Russell
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Having worked in radio, television and print, Rosalind loves news and the work it entails, especially stories to help those in need, and it is sort of her 'unwritten rule' that at least one story a day must be a 'good news' story. When not doing the morning show or writing news, she is reading, usually Stephen King and his ilk, landscaping or re-decorating her home and/or visiting family and friends.

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