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121) Measles, mumps, and rubella (also called German measles) used to be quite common in childhood.

122) There is no evidence that measles vaccine accelerates the course of SSPE or triggers SSPE or causes SSPE in those with an established benign persistent wild measles infection.

123) Poor water quality and lack of adequate sanitation has increased the risk of communicable diseases such as diarrhoeal illness and measles.

124) With that and her rash I think she's got German measles.

125) Available epidemiological data, in line with virus genotyping data, do not suggest that measles vaccine virus can cause SSPE.

126) They may catch other infections such as measles or chicken - pox.

127) Diseases , whose RIR and FRR are relatively high, are Measles, Dysentery and Viral Hepatities.

128) This is why we are seeing large measles outbreaks that never should have happened, especially in countries with a well-educated public.

129) Objective To get the message of the children's antibody level of the measles in Shaoxing city.

130) Jeffrey Mphahlele, head of virology at the University of Limpopo in South Africa, says it is imperative that local data is used if measles vaccination programmes are to be successful.

131) Conclusions It is urgent to increase vaccination quality, improve inoculation rate and establish surveillant system of measles.

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132) Tohelp prevent diarrhea, the report suggests that children receive the both the rotavirus and measles vaccines.

133) Two key examples of this success are measles and hepatitis B.

134) The shift in age distribution has implications for the effectiveness of measles control and the elimination strategy in place.

135) Conclusion The basic immunization rate in children and revaccination rate in adults be enhanced in order to control the prevalence of measles.

136) At university, a doctor explained that the mood swings through my teens had been manic depression, but it seemed no more significant than saying that I'd had German measles.

137) I'm deaf, having had rubella ( German measles ) before I was born.

138) Measles can be prevented by immunization at 1 year of age.

139) The campaign is also involved in efforts to vaccinate African children against measles and polio.

140) Live vaccines, such as oral poliovirus vaccine; yellow fever vaccine; and measles, mumps and rubella vaccines, do not contain thiomersal, because it would kill the immunizing component.

141) There were three children down with the measles and he had a whitlow on her thumb.

142) After the 1960 s, China began to inoculate BCG, pertussis, diphtheria, tetanus, measles and poliomyelitis vaccines.

143) In terms of health assessment for this particular population, cases of acute diarrhea, gastro- enteritis, acute respiratory infections, pneumonia, measles and suspected cases of malaria and jaundice.

144) But the drug, known by the acronym DRACO, is also expected to zap measles and German measles, cold sores, rabies and even HIV – and could be on pharmacy shelves in a decade.

145) Its cold nature makes it so effective in curing defervescence , removing heat, detoxifcation that it is regarded as the good medicine for measles suffers.

146) The main cause of measles was failure to inoculate measles vaccine for children.

147) An epidemic resulted in overt measles in 99.9 per cent of the indigenous population.

148) This article misdiagnoses to 1 example belt-shaped blister measles carries on the analysis, summarizes the experience.

149) Weaken viruses are used, for example, in vaccines against chickenpox, measles, mumps and rubella.

150) The cold physique's person eats a coriander to be possible suitably to alleviate the stomach crymodynia , the dyspepsia, measles airtight and so on symptoms.