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Health Matters: New Brunswick influenza outbreak increases to 44 cases
RELATED: A influenza outbreak in New Brunswick spawned from a second travel-related event in October, and continues to spread among people not vaccinated against the disease. Kyle Benning has the information and more in Health Matters for Nov. 21, 2024 – Nov 21, 2024
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The influenza outbreak that was declared on November 1 has come to an end, according to New Brunswick wellness officials. According to a media release from the state, the pandemic has now spread to 50 individuals in the Fredericton and communities along the Saint John River. Most of those infected were 18 or younger, and authorities confirmed the previous scenario on Nov. 26. According to the state, 266 people were contacted by health workers during the pandemic who vaccinated 239 at 30 centers. Even though the pandemic has ended, local health officer of wellbeing Dr. Mark McKelvie urges people to keep up with their treatments. Trending Then
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Most people are protected by two doses of the influenza virus, which is transmitted by heat or direct contact with an infected person. The Canadian Press’s second report was released on January 7, 2025.
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