… significantly faster among infants whose mothers acquired immunity by measles vaccination.
… are vaccinated against measles, earlier vaccination in the infants should be considered. …

… 12 months compared with mothers whose infants were seronegative at 9 and 12 months.
All infants with detectable measles antibody at 9 or 12 months had mothers born before 1963, …

… other aspects of maternally derived immunity that affect durability of protection in infants:
the efficiency of transplaeental transport and the rate of antibody degradation in the infant. …

… In the present study, transplacental measles antibody activity was … mothers who acquired
measles immunity by natural infection. The study covers a period in which frequent measles …

… on groups of infants and children whose immunity to measles was … measles, or (3) following
vaccination with live attenuated … Infants whose mothers have had measles are born immune …

… Therefore, we hypothesized that infant immunity to measles in our elimination setting would
… we predicted the probability of measles susceptibility in infants with a mother aged 32 years (…

… -old infants developed neutralizing … infants were born to measles seronegative mothers’.
In order to (1) assess the prevalence of measles seronegativity in a population of US mothers …

… our mothers born after 1967 had a history of measles. Among these, the nine who had a written
proof of vaccination had infants … this means that report about measles is erroneous or that …

… that infants born to mothers who acquired immunity to measles by vaccination may get a
relatively small amount of measles antibody, resulting in loss of the immunity to measles before …

… mothers in high burden settings are immune to measles through previous infection, susceptible
adult pockets of the population remain. For example, in the study performed in rural Mali…