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MMR vaccine and autism

BMJ, 2010
Health professionals must enter the public arena if future debacles are to be prevented Two and a half years after beginning to hear evidence, the General Medical Council (GMC) has ruled that three researchers acted improperly in the conduct of their research into a proposed new syndrome of autistic enterocolitis.1 It is 12 years since publication of ...
Helen E, Bedford, David A C, Elliman
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MMR and MMRV vaccines

Vaccine, 2018
Measles, mumps, rubella and varicella are viral infections which can implicate seriously long-term sequelae of infected individuals or even the unborn child. Vaccines against the individual diseases have long been available. Global measles vaccination is estimated to have prevented more than 20million deaths during 2000-2015.
Frank, Kowalzik   +2 more
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MMR

Early Years Educator, 2001
Measles, mumps and rubella (known as MMR) are common childhood illnesses. Dr Robert Walker advises on how to treat them and also discusses the vaccination controversy.
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The MMR question

The Lancet, 2000
M, Iizuka   +4 more
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MMR vaccine programme suspended

Nursing Standard, 1993
Practice nurses and health visitors face a three-week suspension of the MMR vaccination programme and will have to reassure parents who may be anxious about the delay, the RCN warned last week.
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The new MMR?

BMJ, 2004
Are the media stirring up a fresh autism scare? On 15 March the Daily Mail reported that a scientist had made some disturbing claims about a common three-in-one childhood vaccine. In a nutshell, it could cause autism. Campaigners were demanding that the vaccine be phased out forthwith, and replaced by an available alternative.
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Reason for MMR

Practice Nursing, 2001
The debate over use of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine affects practice nurses more than any other health professional. In most cases it is practice nurses who give the MMR vaccinations and, therefore, they are the health professionals who need to be confident that they are doing their patients no harm and are conforming to professional codes ...
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MMR fears allayed

Practice Nursing, 1999
MMR fears allayed Reassurance on oral contraception Angina advice Vaccination conference
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Analysis of Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Titers of Recovered COVID-19 Patients

MBio, 2020
Jeffrey E Gold   +2 more
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