As measles cases climb, parents urged to vaccinate their children

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The Dose26:47How can I protect myself and my kids from measles?

Measles cases are on the rise around the world — including countries with ready access to vaccines. Here in Canada, several cases have been reported, with public health officials encouraging residents to get vaccinated if they aren’t already. Infectious diseases specialist Dr. Zain Chagla explains the dangers of measles and provides insight into why a disease thought to be eradicated in some countries is surging once again.

Vancouver resident Stefania Seccia has a stern message for parents: Get your children vaccinated against measles. 

Seccia went through a major health scare in 2019

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