1 Most adults are immune to Rubella.

2 Rubella is just another name for German measles.

3 The disease rubella can cause pregnant women to have malformed babies.

4 Most schoolgirls are vaccinated against rubella, but it doesn't ensure immunity.

5 Rubella is a serious infection, which can cause severe physical damage to the unborn child.

6 In an average year, about 35 babies suffer rubella damage, but an epidemic will normally claim about 70 victims.

7 An epidemic of measles, mumps or rubella is now possible.

8 Similarly the control of rubella is complex and important, because rubella in pregnancy is a cause of congenital defects.

9 All doses of Hib, measles, mumps, rubella and varicella must be given on or after the first birthday.

10 Measles mumps and rubella What are the symptoms?

11 Rubella and the liver.

12 Objective:Understand rubella antibody level and result after the immunity of the infant and women of chid-bearing age of JI'an of Jiangxi Province.

13 Denotes 1 st dose of Measles, Mumps & Rubella Vaccine.

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

15 To investigate immunity to rubella virus of the fertile women living in Zhangjiakou city.

16 Methods Eupatorium asprella, adina rubella and chrysanthemum indium in compound eupatorium syrup were identified by TLC.

17 MMR stands for measles, mumps, and rubella (also called German measles). Giving your child the MMR vaccine protects them against these diseases.

18 Rubella (also called German measles) and mumps do not spread so easily.

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

20 Now 95 per cent of UK babies are immunised against diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps and rubella before they are a year old.

21 These can be inherited with other members of the family also having them, but are sometimes caused by the rubella virus.

22 The numbers of deaf children are decreasing, and some causes such as rubella can be completely eradicated as medical prevention programmes improve.

23 If she is not immune, she should have the rubella immunisation and avoid pregnancy for six months.

24 But you can ask the staff at the antenatal clinic for the results of your Rubella blood test.

25 The vaccine is used to immunise children against measles, mumps and rubella.

26 Cytomegalovirus is a less well-known infection which affects considerably greater numbers of babies than rubella.

27 This paper deals with the spatial distribution patterns of the larvae of Diorycitria rubella in masson pine and loblolly pine using the frequency distribution analysis and aggregation indices.

28 Objective : To study the effect of nasal mucosa damage on re - infection of rubella virus.

29 Objective To study the immunity duration of attenuated live rubella vaccine.

30 Blood will be taken, and this blood will be screened for HIV, usually at the same time that a full blood count is taken and rubella antibodies, hepatitis B and syphilis infection are tested for.

1 Most adults are immune to Rubella.

2 Rubella is just another name for German measles.

31 E 1 ISA were used for detecting virus specific IgG and IgM to Rubella.

32 Many infectious, noninfectious, and parasitic systemic diseases can cause blindness. Sexually transmitted diseases and rubella in pregnant women can cause blindness in their infants.

33 The seropositive rates of rubella HI antibody increased with the growth of age.

34 Dioryctria rubella Hampson is a serious pine shoot and cone worm pest in Nanjing areas(), especially to the young plantation of Pinus taeda.

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

36 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.

37 If you are having chemotherapy, or if your immune system is low for another reason, or if you are allergic to the drugs neomycin or polymyxin, you should not have the rubella vaccination.

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

39 Children in Hong Kong are immunised against tuberculosis, diphtheria, pertussis, poliomyelitis, tetanus, hepatitis B, measles, mumps and rubella.

40 Although not generally life - threatening, measles, mumps, rubella and chicken pox can all hae serious complications.