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Measles & Rubella Initiative. ; American Red Cross. ; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) ; UNICEF. ; United Nations Foundation. ; ... More +
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2015 WAS A PIVOTAL YEAR IN THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST MEASLES AND RUBELLA. Not only was measles incidence down from 2014, but the number of measles-related deaths decreased an estimated 79% from 2000, accounting for 17.1 million lives saved due to measles vaccination. This is staggering proof that highlights the immense work that countries and our many dedicated partners have put forth to maintain high levels of control despite a number of large outbreaks.

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MRI-2015-Annual-Summary.pdf


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Disease Outbreaks/prevention & Control Global Health Immunization Programs International Cooperation Measles/prevention & Control Measles Vaccine MMR Vaccine Public Health Surveillance Rubella/prevention & Control Rubella Syndrome, Congenital/prevention & Control Rubella Vaccine
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Measles & Rubella Initiative.
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Annual Reports
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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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