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Public health agency says risk of measles spread

An analysis by the Public Health Agency of Canada says there is a high risk of measles transmission in this country during the FIFA World Cup.

By CP24 TorontoPublished 14 May, 09:37 pmUpdated 14 May, 09:37 pm3 min read
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An analysis by the Public Health Agency of Canada says there is a high risk of measles transmission in this country during the FIFA World Cup.

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