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Manitoba measles cases drop in June as province remains national hotspot

Manitoba measles cases drop in June as province remains national hotspot
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Manitoba has reported a significant decline in measles cases throughout June, though the province remains a national hotspot for the virus. Health officials continue to monitor for new exposure sites and emphasize the importance of vaccination.

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Manitoba health officials are reporting just seven confirmed cases between June 1 and June 27, according to data released by the province on Friday . There were no probable cases over that period.

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