Measles-like Disease and Measles Antibody Titers in an Adult Population

A small but important proportion of healthcare workers are susceptible to measles. Whenever feasible, measles immunity programs for healthcare workers should include workers born before 1957. Of workers born after 1956, those from outside the United States are more likely to be immune than workers from inside the United States. Using the currently available vaccine, revaccination of initial non- or hyporesponders appears to be effective.

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Measles Immunity in a Population of Healthcare Workers

Willy¹,

Koziol²,

Fleisher³

et al. 1994

Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology

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Measles-like Disease and Measles Antibody Titers in an Adult Population

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