Background Haiti had set a national goal to eliminate measles and rubella, as well as
congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) by 2010. A 2007–2008 nationwide measles and rubella …

Objective This study aimed to estimate the prevalence of measles immunity in a cohort of
pregnant women in New York City and determine if there is a positive correlation of measles …

We sought to compare seroprevalence of protective measles and rubella-specific antibody
in mother–infant pairs across two populations: a pre-disease elimination Nepal population …

Background Passively acquired maternal antibodies are necessary to protect infants against
circulating measles virus until they reach the eligible age of vaccination. Likewise, high …

Objectives Pregnant women represent a category at high risk of severe measles infection,
that negatively affects the fetus as well. A systematic review of clinical outcomes of measles …

Background In October 2018, a measles (rubeola) outbreak was identified in New York City
and Rockland County, and a public health campaign and hospital policy changes were …

We read with great interest the article by Jaafar et al.(1), which provides epidemiological and
genetic data about wild-type measles virus circulating in France during the last measles …

A large-scale measles outbreak (11 495 reported cases, 60% aged≥ 15 years) occurred in
Georgia during 2013–2015. A nationwide, multistage, stratified cluster serosurvey for …

Objectives Measles infection causes particularly severe disease in young children who, prior
to vaccination, are dependent on maternal antibodies for protection against infection …

The determination of the seroprevalence of vaccine-preventable diseases is critical in
monitoring the efficacy of vaccination programmes and to assess the gaps in population …