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5. medicine & health: 1. diseases: Diseases: Infectious diseases: Measles:
BBC 00943.txt
I've been vaccinated against killers from polio to tuberculosis to measles; I've had an inside toilet and bathroom with hot and cold running water;
Nature 00954.txt
is caused by a morbillivirus a group of viruses that also includes measles. Clinical signs include fever, discharges from the eyes and nose, diarrhoea and dehydration.
Nature 00972.txt
The disease is caused by a virus called a morbillivirus a group that also includes the measles virus. Clinical signs include fever, discharges from the eyes and nose,
Nature 01110.txt
1998) that began the scare over a purported link between autism and the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.
Nature 03029.txt
) Wakefield's work posited a now-discredited link between autism and the combined measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine;
Nature 03721.txt
Although the virus is closely similar to the human measles virus, for example, cattle don t catch measles
and humans don t catch rinderpest. Understanding why this is so could provide insight into the pathology and basic biology of viruses,
Nature 04078.txt
HSCICMMR vaccination The immunization of children in England against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) by 24 Â months of age has reached now more than 90,
Nature 04376.txt
the resurgence of measles and antimicrobial resistance are discussed all at the European Society of Clinical Microbiology
popsci_2013 00669.txt
#The latest outbreak of measles in the U s a preventable disease that the Western hemisphere eradicated decades ago thanks to vaccines has been traced to a megachurch in Texas. The church's senior pastor Terri Pearsons had criticized previously vaccines USA Today reports.
One ill child is 4 months old too young to have received the measles vaccine. On average among 1000 kids who contract measles one gets a serious brain infection called encephalitis and one or two kids die.
After the outbreak the church offered its members free immunizations and urged the congregation to get vaccinated which sounds great.
For one Pearsons suggested that excessive amounts of Vitamin d may bolster the body against measles. There is no evidence to support that.
The Eagle Mountain International Church in Newark Texas released a statement for its members on August 15 the day after the Tarrant County Public health Department informed the church that one of its missionaries who traveled to a country where measles is had still endemic brought the virus
In a statement about the church's measles outbreak Pearsons urged adults and kids to take three times as much Vitamin d as their recommended daily allowance.
First Vitamin d does not protect against measles. Second that's about three times as much Vitamin d as kids and adults need.
It states that measles was âÂ#Âoeeradicatedã¢Â# in the West. To âÂ#Âoeeradicateã¢Â# a disease means to eliminate it entirely even to the point of the virus itself.
what evidence the Tarrant County Health Department has that the missionary brought the measles that supposedly infected the congregation.
In fact given the means of measles transmission it is ridiculously easy to stage an artificial infection.
because they don't receive vaccines for measles at such an early age. But that would mean that before the vaccination was available measles would have to have been something regularly if not universally contracted in infancy.
And there are no records of that ever being the case. Indeed infants may be protected naturally from the disease.
Only the nuts will die from measles. They removed it for the same reason popsci should remove you from here.
Massive breakout of measles in what could have been prevented an easily occurrence. These idiots. I'd doubt they'd say the same of smallpox
Flu pertussis measles you name it many of the infected (if not most) are fully or partially vaccinated people.
popsci_2013 01282.txt
News of her hire comes less than a week after the end of an outbreak of measles in Wales precipitated by the low measles vaccination rates there that sickened more than 1200
Among children who contract measles one in 1000 get encephalitis an acute brain infection and one or two in 1000 die.
The measles vaccine for example is more than 95 percent effective very good but not perfect. Where kids aren't vaccinated more people get sick.
and died from entirely preventable diseases like smallpox measles and whooping cough. And by not getting vaccinated you aren't just putting your child at risk.
ScienceDaily_2013 15340.txt
The body wouldn't remember that it had been exposed to a particular pathogen such as measles or diphtheria and would not know how to successfully fight it off.
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