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61) Measles is a highly contagious disease.

62) People are vaccinated against measles.

63) Measles mumps and rubella What are the symptoms?

64) Measles is a contagious disease.

65) The child is sickening for the measles.

66) The cause is unknown, there could be a genetic predisposition that is triggered by an infection, for instance German measles is thought to trigger type 1 diabetes in some people.

67) Measles is caused by a virus in the paramyxovirus family.

68) Objective To harvest hepatitis A and measles viruses from the cell media of the same lot.

69) The Committee reviewed the epidemiology of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) and the purported relationship between measles immunization and the occurrence of SSPE.

70) Also vaccinating children against misers ( measles ) has saved many lives.

71) In a paper published in Nature yesterday (7 February), an international team of scientists investigate why measles epidemics in Niger — particularly in the capital Niamey — emerge in an erratic way.

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72) The team also administered the modified measles virus to mouse models of medulloblastoma, administering treatment every other day for 10 days.

73) Unvaccinated young children are at highest risk of measles and its complications, including death.

74) Outbreaks mainly happened to primary school students(69%). Conclusion Low immunization rate of measles, particularly low revaccination rate and untimely immunization, is the culprit.

75) Even with the elimination of measles, cases of SSPE may still occur 20 to 30 years after the last measles cases because of the skew of the latency distribution.

76) Children in wealthier countries are usually vaccinated to protect against Measles.

77) Spain* has reported two ongoing measles outbreaks since October 2010, with more than 600 cases reported in Andalusia.

78) The measles is caused by a kind of specific epiphyte.

79) The risk of unprotected exposure to vaccine-preventable diseases is far higher: for example, more than 90 percent of unvaccinated people exposed to measles will become infected.

80) Whether the filterable viruses that cause encephalitis and measles are abiological things or living organisms is hard to tell.

81) Most tragically, infectious diseases such as measles or whooping cough can kill undernourished children more readily than well-fed ones.

82) This case study was undertaken in the Republic of the Marshall Islands during a measles outbreak in 2003, when response immunization was conducted.

83) An international campaign called the Measles initiative was launched in 2001 vaccinate children in developing countries.

84) The key for the prevention of adult measles is revaccination in the susceptible susceptible population.

85) Conclusion Data from phylogenic trees of H and N gene revealed that the wide-type measles viruses circulating in Zhejiang province in 2005 all belonged to genotype H1.

86) D: Has she been vaccinated against measles? When was she vaccinated?

87) SSPE due to wild virus has been reported in persons who have been immunized with measles vaccine and have no history of symptomatic natural measles infection.

88) In many countries with good measles control, an increasing age at onset of SSPE has been observed attributable to cases that acquired measles infection at a time when the disease was more prevalent.

89) Taenia solium are only human intestinal parasitic in the first half-and the source of infection is with the measles disease pork, cysticercosis is afflicted, Rhabdomyosarcoma animal or the brain.

90) A panel of 24 oral fluids was used to investigate if measles virus haemagglutinin (H) and nucleocapsid (N) genes could be amplified by polymerase chain reaction directly from used POCT strips.