Rougeole | Gouvernement du Québec
La rougeole est une maladie grave et très contagieuse.
www.quebec.caHere’s the latest on rougeole (measles) from trusted sources:
- France facing a resurgence: public health authorities report a sharp rise in measles cases in 2025, with several hundred infections and a small number of deaths. Hospitals have treated many infants and young adults, and certain regions show higher activity. This signals a return of measles in some areas despite prior vaccination efforts. [sources include Public Health France and Santé publique France updates][1][7]
- Canada monitoring: weekly surveillance shows new measles cases across several provinces (British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec) in early 2025, with ongoing vigilance for outbreaks, especially for travelers. Public health guidance continues to stress traveler precautions and vaccination where gaps exist. [Public Health Agency of Canada weekly reports][2][3]
- Global context: measles remains highly contagious with outbreaks reported in multiple regions; health authorities emphasize vaccination coverage to prevent transmission and protect vulnerable groups such as infants and pregnant people. [WHO measles fact sheet][6]
What would you like to know next?
- A quick country-by-country update (France, Canada, US, etc.)
- Vaccination guidance and eligibility for adults or travelers
- How to interpret recent surveillance numbers and what they mean for NYC/Northeast US