Problem It is unclear if the immunologic alterations induced by pregnancy could persist.
Method of study Antenatal rubella sero‐negativity was correlated with gravidity, abortions …

Objective: We sought to explore the clinical variables associated with the loss of rubella
immunity during pregnancy and to determine if these changes are linked to obstetrical …

Problem To determine if maternal immune maladaptation associated with pre‐eclampsia is
reflected in the rubella immunity status. Method of study Incidence of pre‐eclampsia was …

Routine antenatal rubella serological testing is adopted in many countries. In a population
covered by universal childhood rubella immunization for four decades, we have observed …

Background: The infection of rubella in pregnancy is worrisome due to the fact that it causes
miscarriages, congenital defects, and Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS). The purpose of …

Objective: Postpartum rubella immunization can prevent 33–50% of all cases of congenital
rubella. Our purpose was to assess missed opportunities for postpartum rubella vaccination …

Widespread rubella epidemics have sometimes occurred in Japan. We compared the
prevalence of rubella antibodies in women who had conceived after infertility treatments and …

Rubella IgG levels for 157,763 pregnant women residing in Alberta between 2009 and 2012
were analyzed. As there have been no reported cases of indigenous rubella infection in …

Objective This study compared the incidence of rubella seronegativity among gravidae of 25
year-old and younger, between those born in Hong Kong after 1983 when the two-dose …

Abstract Background Countries of the Americas have been working towards rubella
elimination since 2003 and endemic rubella virus transmission appears to have been …