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- Measles Outbreak Spreading Across US and EuropeHealth officials in the United States are Europe are reporting that new measles cases are soaring.
- Measles is on the Rise in Europe -- Could We See an Increase in the U.S.?Measles is on the rise in Europe and cases may increase in the U.S. as well. Here is a look at this dangerous disease.
- Measles AgainLast year there were quite a few outbreaks of measles in the U.S. Unfortunately, this year is likely to exceed last year in the number of cases. Why are we still having such a problem with an easily preventable disease?
Morbillivirus: MeaslesThe beginning of a series of certain diseases and disorders. This article provides information on the measles.- Recent Rise in Reports of MeaslesThe CDC found 118 reports of measles within the first 4 months of this year alone (2011) according to their weekly mortality report.
- What Parents Should Know about Measles, By the NumbersThe first 118 days of 2011 has seen the largest amount of reported measles cases in the United States since 1996. Of those cases, 90 percent were imported from overseas. Here are some important number for parents to be aware of.
Is Measles a Disease of the Past?It's easy to sit back and believe that all childhood diseases can now be prevented, even if we choose not to immunize our children. That thought might need to change.- Baby Treated for Rare Case of MeaslesA Minneapolis baby was diagnosed with measles, a rare illness that has been controlled in the U.S. due to high vaccination rates.
Measles, Whooping Cough and VaccinationsMany parents are leery of vaccinating their children. The fear of autism and mercury poisoning is preventing them. Unfortunately, you may be afraid of the wrong things.- Infant Brings Home the Measles from OverseasAn infant brings home the German measles after an overseas trip
- The Scandal Behind the MMR Vaccine and Autism StudyThe study showing a link between MMR vaccine and autism was fraudulent. Wakefield had financial motives that lead him to falsify evidence.
- Is the MMR Vaccine Effective?No one enjoys receiving injections, but in the case of the MMR vaccine, any momentary discomfort is negligible compared to the tremendous benefits it confers.
- Measles Case StudyThe purpose of this study is to gain knowledge and understanding of Measles, to give us an idea on how we can render care to the client with this condition for us to apply it on our future exposures as students and eventually as registered nurses.
- A Guide to the Three Day Rash of German MeaslesOften presenting mild, self-limiting, asymptomatic afflictions German Measles has no specific treatment regiment and may even go unnoticed by patients who contract the disease.
- Traveling Abroad: Measles Risks during PregnancyIf you are pregnant, and if you plan to travel internationally, it is important to understand your risks for this fetal infection.
- Does Vaccination Work in the Prevention of Measles?In 2007, a Japanese boy traveled to the United States to compete in the Little League World Series, and brought with him a transmittable case of measles. Read how those around him were affected and what prevention measures they had taken.
- Treatment and Prevention of Measles InfectionMeasles is a contagious viral infectious disease. This article will walk you through steps to control the spread of this disease and treatment modalities for the virus.
- Dignosing Measles InfectionMeasles is an infection caused by the measles virus, a paramyxoviridae from genus Morbillivirus. Follow the steps below to know if you have developed measles.
- The Effects of German Measles on a Developing FetusEven though mild in children, rubella transmitted to a developing fetus has much more drastic effects.
Childhood Rashes & RNA Virus InfectionGerman Measles (rubella) and Rubeola (measles) are similar childhood infectious rashes caused by RNA viruses.
Classic Childhood Infectious RashesThe classic childhood viral rashes include chickenpox (Varicella zoster), erythemia infectiosum (Fifth's disease), roseola, rubella and rubeola (measles).- CDC Warns Travelers About Measles OutbreaksMeasles outbreaks are still common in many areas or the world, including Europe. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) over 20 million people around the world still get measles every year.
A Beginner's Guide to the MeaslesHere's what to expect, translated from the medicalese, during a typical case of measles.- The Symptoms, Complications and Prevention of German MeaslesRubella or German measles is a relatively mild infection caused by the rubella virus. This article is about the symptoms, complications and prevention of German measles or Rubella
- Baby Measles: A Common Childhood AilmentUnderstand what baby measles are and how to treat them.
- Symptoms and Treatment of MeaslesMeasles were once a common childhood disease which is not seen as commonly anymore due to effective vaccinations.
- Measles: Control and IsolationMeasles is a viral disease also known as Rubeola. Measles is specifically a paramyxovirus, which means they are negative-sense single stranded RNA.
- The History of the MeaslesThe Measles is a virus that is highly contagious, not only passed though coughs and sneezes but also passed by touch. It's considered to have started as an animal disease.
- Measles Oubreaks: What Are the Dangers?Years ago, everyone had the measles as a child. Now we immunize to prevent it. What are the dangers of measles? Why is getting the measles such a big deal?
- Measles Outbreak in the United StatesOnce thought to be no more, the measles virus is back in full force.
With Measles Outbreak, Disease is Alive and Well in the United StatesMeasles is no longer endemic in the United States, thanks to universal immunizations, but resistance to the vaccine threatens to reintroduce this killer of children to our communities.- Measles Outbreak in the United Statesmeasles outbreak has been reported in the United States. This has been linked to an introduction from someone in Switzerland visiting Arizona. The first case was reported on February 12, 2008 when an adult visitor from Switzerland
- Death Rate from Measles Drops 91 Percent in AfricaNumbers are dropping in Africa from an estimated 396,000 to 36,000 in Measles deaths from 2000-2006.
- Measles: What You Need to Know and How to Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones.Although it may be a common medical condition for some, others rarely ever see it.
- Measles Cases at Little League World SeriesTwo cases of measles have been confirmed at this year's Little League World Series.
- Roseola: Viral Infection Often Confused with MeaslesThis is an overview of the fever and rash viral infection, roseola, which is often confused with measles.

- My Walls Have the Measles!There are a lot of things I don't like in my home. Wallpaper and curled up linoleum are two of them. You should see what happened when I started "undecorating."
- MotherFor all the wonderful mothers who don't get enough thanks for unending love and devotion.
- Sick at HomeA child plays hooky from school by pretending to be sick.



