In contrast to acquired rubella infection, congenital infection results in persistent progressive infection. Contact isolation is required for neonates suspected to have congenital rubella. With ...

If a pregnant woman contracts rubella in the first 17 weeks of pregnancy, then the risk for congenital rubella in the newborn — which may entail spontaneous abortion, intrauterine death, or severe ...

The Journal of Infectious Diseases, Vol. 151, No. 4 (Apr., 1985), pp. 638-645 (8 pages) Primary and passaged human synovial cell cultures inoculated with wild-type and vaccine strains of rubella virus ...

An international team developed a new model, based on a case study of Nigeria, that may help public health officials accelerate the introduction of rubella vaccination in countries that have yet to do ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday that the viral infection rubella has been eliminated as a public health problem in Nepal. “Nepal’s success reflects the unwavering commitment of its ...

Lagos begins statewide measles-rubella vaccination campaign to protect children, close immunity gaps, and reduce preventable ...

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (PIA) — The Department of Health (DOH) Center for Health Development–Northern Mindanao urged parents to have their children, ages six months to 59 months, vaccinated against ...

Cases of measles and rubella in the country have risen to 5,123 from January to December last year, which is 32-percent ...

The incidence and etiology of these infections cannot be determined with any degree of accuracy by a retrospective study of illness during pregnancy, primarily because it is difficult to recollect ...

THE teratogenic potential of rubella virus has been the subject of continuing assessment since Gregg 1 established a causal relation between maternal rubella and the occurrence of congenital cataracts ...

Surveillance of Military Health System beneficiaries from 2019–2024 found declining measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella ...