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Measles outbreaks may increase mumps and other infections due to lower vaccination rates

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Measles outbreaks may lead to an increase in mumps and other infections due to waning immunity and immune amnesia. This trend is expected to worsen as vaccination rates decline. AI

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Measles outbreaks may increase mumps and other infections due to lower vaccination rates

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Judy Stone, Senior Contributor ·

    Surging Measles Outbreaks May Fuel Mumps And Other Infections

    Mumps outbreaks may be fueled by two things—waning immunity and immune amnesia following measles. We are likely to see more of both as fewer people vaccinate.

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