| Measles vaccine failure linked to very low transmission rates |
| Monday, August 12, 2024 04:01 PM |
| Measles is far less contagious when spread by someone who has suffered secondary vaccination failure (SVF) compared to an unvaccinated person, according to a new review of 14 studies, including 11 studies. The review was published late last week in Emerging Infectious Diseases. Read more. |
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