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MMR jab immunity 'may slowly wane but is still highly effective against measles'

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Data from the UK Health Security Agency (UKSHA) suggests a vast majority of measles cases in England are in unvaccinated children and young people

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The IndependentThe Independent

MMR jab immunity ‘may slowly wane but is still highly effective against measles’

More than 95% of people who have had two doses of the MMR vaccine are protected for life, scientists say.

·London, United Kingdom
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Manchester Evening NewsManchester Evening News

MMR jab immunity 'may slowly wane but is still highly effective against measles'

Data from the UK Health Security Agency (UKSHA) suggests a vast majority of measles cases in England are in unvaccinated children and young people

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

MMR jab immunity ‘may slowly wane but is still highly effective against measles’

A vaccine that protects against measles has been shown to wane very slowly over time but still remains highly effective against the contagious disease, scientists have said.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Evening StandardEvening Standard

MMR jab immunity ‘may slowly wane but is still highly effective against measles’

More than 95% of people who have had two doses of the MMR vaccine are protected for life, scientists say.

·London, United Kingdom
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newschainonline.comnewschainonline.com

MMR jab immunity ‘may slowly wane but is still highly effective against measles’

More than 95% of people who have had two doses of the MMR vaccine are protected for life, scientists say.

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Measles vaccine immunity may slowly wane over time

Researchers looked at measles cases and vaccination status in England from 2010 to 2019, which showed an increase in the proportion of cases among people—especially young adults—who had received two vaccine doses, consistent with other international studies. They modelled different scenarios that could explain this pattern and found that a slow waning of immunity in vaccinated people was the most likely cause. Their findings show the vaccine sti…

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