Measles Case in Quebec City: Exposure Sites & Vaccine Info

0:00Health officials in Quebec City just confirmed a new measles case, bringing the provincial total to 4 this year. The patient picked it up overseas and hit a couple public spots in the city between March 24th and March 26th. Public health got the alert on April 7th and they're moving fast to curb any spread. Key exposure sites include the Medic Axion Clinic on Bouvier Street that afternoon and multiple shifts in the CHUL emergency room waiting area and. Block D over those evenings and into the next day. Folks who are at those places need to stay sharp watch for fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, or a rash, and self-isolate if you're not fully. Vaxed with cases popping up in the Lorenzians, Montreal, and now here, it's a reminder that measles spreads quick and crowds. Vaccine-wise, one dose before 12 months means you need two more for solid protection. After that age, it sticks better. Officials have the full exposure list online for anyone checking their timeline. Keep an eye on symptoms and boost that immunity if needed.

1:01Measles doesn't play, but staying in form keeps us ahead. That wraps Canada News Today. Brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.