… is that they may actually represent endemic transmission of rubella virus, which we … of the
epidemiological evidence to support elimination is related to surveillance. Up to 50% of rubella …

… CRS born during 1998–2000. During 2001–2004, the molecular epidemiological profile of
rubella and CRS … Elimination is defined as the absence of endemic rubella virus transmission. …

… Despite detecting imported rubella cases in 1997 and 1998, … 2004, a panel of experts
determined that the USA had enough evidence to confirm that the country interrupted the endemic …

… of endemic transmission of the rubella and measles viruses for … and the absence of CRS
cases associated with endemic … last rubella outbreak in Costa Rica, which began in late 1998, …

… –1998 are associated with the epidemic peak that occurred in 1995–1997 [18]; those born
in 2004–… underreporting of CRS associated to the rubella epidemic occurring in 1995–1997. …

… during 1998-2011, the mother was born outside the United States… In 2004, an independent
panel of internationally recognized … (ie, the absence of year round endemic transmission) was …

… the incidence of rubella by more than 98% and led to absence of CRS … of endemic transmission
of rubella in the Americas. … not modify the epidemiology of rubella because the strategy …

… the absence of vaccination, rubella was an endemic disease … 1998–2017, the mother was
born outside the United States in … States in 2004.[6] However, because of international travel …

… epidemiological profile of rubella and congenital rubella syndrome in the United States,
1998–2004: the evidence for absence of endemic transmission. Clin Infect Dis 2006;43(Suppl 3):…

… of congenital rubella defects in non-epidemic situations … In 2004, a rubella outbreak within
these communities led to … In 1998 a second dose of MMR was recommended at 4 years. …