… infant during the first months of life, the lower passive immunity in infants born to vaccinated
mothers is likely to increase the period of vulnerability during which children no longer have …

… Early loss of passive measles antibody occurs in infants … that persistent seropositivity (>0.120
IU/ml) over 8 months of … infants born to vaccinated mothers and to mothers who had …

… Women vaccinated with live attenuated measles vaccine had … against measles to their
children (up to the age of 8 months) … 300 6-month-old children, 50% born to measles vaccinated …

… early susceptibility to measles in infants of both vaccinated women and women with naturally
acquired immunity… first dose of a measles vaccine and vaccination of travelling or migrating …

… units (AFU) at a positivity cut-off of 1:8. The FACS measured fluor… children born with solid
anti-measles passive immunity become … and sustained routine vaccine coverage and a possible …

… of vaccinated mothers (1 of 5=20%), two children were born to mothers who had sustained
… and therefore in a quantitatively higher passive immunity in the newborns. The hypothesis of …

… All infants with detectable measles antibody at 9 or 12 months had mothers born before
1963, before the vaccine era, and both maternal and cord blood measles geometric mean titers …

… Passive immunity against measles decreases during the first … contact with the wild virus or
revaccination [7, 8]. The risk of … a case of measles, those who had suffered measles and those …

… the finding that infants born to naturally infected mothers have a … ) confirmed that they had
suffered a natural infection of measles. … Our results showed that passively transferred maternal …

… recommended a single dose of measles vaccine at 9 months [5, 6]. … to measles, as this
effect could imply that there are sustained high … Passive immunity against measles [dissertation] …