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Drug and therapeutics bulletin, 1991
In October 1988 a combined measles/mumps/rubella (MMR) vaccine replaced the single measles vaccine in Britain with the aim of eliminating all three diseases as well as the congenital rubella syndrome. The Department of Health recommends that, barring contraindications, MMR immunisation should be given to all children aged 12–15 months and should be ...
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In October 1988 a combined measles/mumps/rubella (MMR) vaccine replaced the single measles vaccine in Britain with the aim of eliminating all three diseases as well as the congenital rubella syndrome. The Department of Health recommends that, barring contraindications, MMR immunisation should be given to all children aged 12–15 months and should be ...
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Risk of febrile convulsions after MMRV vaccination in comparison to MMR or MMR+V vaccination
Vaccine, 2014In July 2006, Priorix-Tetra™, a combined measles-mumps-rubella-varicella (MMRV) vaccine, was licensed in Germany. Since a postlicensure study had shown a more than twofold elevated risk of febrile convulsions (FC) after first dose vaccination with the combined MMRV vaccine ProQuad(®) compared to separately administered MMR and V vaccines (MMR+V), the ...
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Practice Nursing, 2001
The evidence to support the continued use of MMR vaccine in its combined form is strong and compelling (Taylor et al, 1999; Patya et al, 2000). The case against is weak, based on small studies and inconclusive results (Wakefield et al, 1998; Montgomery et al, 1999).
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The evidence to support the continued use of MMR vaccine in its combined form is strong and compelling (Taylor et al, 1999; Patya et al, 2000). The case against is weak, based on small studies and inconclusive results (Wakefield et al, 1998; Montgomery et al, 1999).
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Nursing times, 2006
Rubella is often thought of as a disease of childhood that has few complications. However, congenital rubella resulting from transmission from mother to baby during pregnancy can result in multiple severe defects. There are concerns about the uptake of the MMR vaccine and that any outbreak of rubella would affect disproportionately minority groups in ...
Helen, Bedford, Pat, Tookey
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Rubella is often thought of as a disease of childhood that has few complications. However, congenital rubella resulting from transmission from mother to baby during pregnancy can result in multiple severe defects. There are concerns about the uptake of the MMR vaccine and that any outbreak of rubella would affect disproportionately minority groups in ...
Helen, Bedford, Pat, Tookey
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MMR vaccine and autism: Is there a link?
Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, 2010Melissa L, Kemp, M Beth, Hart
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