Of these, the rubella (German measles) vaccine is especially dangerous.

Since 1969, a vaccine has been available for the prevention of rubella.

The measles vaccine is a combined vaccine, meaning that it protects against several diseases at the same time.

The mumps vaccine is a combined vaccine, which means that it protects against several diseases at the same time.

In the 1990's the measles vaccine was added to a vaccine for rubella (German measles) and mumps - the so-called MMR vaccine which combines vaccines to measles, mumps and rubella in one.

This mechanism is seen during an infection by the rubella virus, or after the vaccine against rubella.

This mechanism is seen during an infection by the rubella virus, or after the vaccine against rubella.

Two doses of measles vaccine provides almost 100% protection.

The measles vaccination is given in two doses, usually in childhood.

In Canada, the measles vaccine is part of the routine immunization schedule.

The measles vaccination is given in 2 doses, usually in childhood.

The measles vaccine is often incorporated with rubella and/or mumps vaccines (MMR vaccine) in countries where these illnesses are problems.

The measles vaccine is often incorporated with rubella and/or mumps vaccines [MMR vaccine] in countries where these illnesses are problems.

The measles vaccine is often incorporated with rubella and/or mumps vaccines in countries where these illnesses are problems.

A vaccine against the rubella virus made available in 1969 has reduced the number of cases of congenital nerve deafness in developed countries.