Hamilton’s medical officer of health says the city will be taking on a number of high profile health issues at public schools this coming year. Continue reading →

With many students heading back to class next week, health officials are urging Albertans to put immunization on their back-to-school checklists. Continue reading →

Every region in the world, except the Americas, has seen more cases of measles this year compared to last year. Continue reading →

A three-day hearing on proposed amendments to the province’s vaccine bill that would remove non-medical exemptions for children in the public school system got underway on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Vaccines lower the risk of infection and helps people develop immunity to diseases like whooping cough, measles and many others. Continue reading →

Rotem Amitai developed a fever a few days after traveling from New York to Tel Aviv. It is unclear if she was inflected with the virus on the flight. Continue reading →

A person who was contagious with the infectious virus visited two banks in Rosemère and a grocery store in Laval. Continue reading →

Health officials in B.C. say they’ve made big strides in immunizing school-aged children, particularly in the Interior where vaccination rates were lower. Continue reading →

The province says the number of children fully immunized against measles rose by 37,525 between April and June as part of a catch-up program. Continue reading →