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The rate in the US is still high (total 1227), but slowed a lot, while Canada and Mexico have exploded higher. This map and the next from TwiV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6q-KnmglZHU
This is the crucial chart: US and Canada started out together, and Mexico came in much later. https://www.paho.org/en/documents/epidemiological-update-measles-americas-region-1-july-2025.
"In 2025, between epidemiological week (EW) 1 and EW 24, in the Americas Region, 7,132 measles cases have been confirmed, including 13 deaths, in Argentina (n= 34), Belize (n= 34), the Plurinational State of Bolivia (n= 60), Brazil (n= 5), Canada (n= 3,170, including one death),2 Costa Rica (n= 1 case), Mexico (n= 2,597 cases, including nine deaths), Peru (n= 4 cases), and the United States of America (n= 1,227, including three deaths)."
Also from Twiv, looking like Covid19 is going to surge again, but not clear yet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6q-KnmglZHU
TheSlouchOfBethlehem
Why would they go out of their way to call Bolivia that. Let's call Brazil the Federative Republic of Brazil while we're at it
skipweasel
Countries used to ask for vaccination status before allowing inward travel. It might be a good idea if that came back.
swedeonamoose
It has been going up in Europe as well, starting to think a lot of people got a tad too lazy about the whole vaccination thing.
Orzahn
Not lazy, just stupid.
Autittuderp
Haven't they stopped tracking these things in the States? With the CDC cutbacks? Is it possible the numbers coming out of the States aren't accurate?
tallroses
🤔good point
NeverEnoughFoxes
Not really surprised about Alberta but holy shit, Ontario!
CheetoDustedMalcontent
It's total cases, so not controlled for the 3.5x population in On
NeverEnoughFoxes
Now it makes sense, thanks.
RocketKokket
It’s just because so much more populated. It’s not a per capita chart
NeverEnoughFoxes
Good point