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Rubella, also
known as
German measles or three-day measles, is an
infection caused by the
rubella virus. This
disease is
often mild, with half of people...
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Rubella is an
infection caused by
rubella virus.
Rubella may also
refer to:
Rubella virus, the
pathogenic agent of
rubella Rubella vaccine, a
vaccine against...
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Rubella vaccine is a
vaccine used to
prevent rubella.
Effectiveness begins about two w****s
after a
single dose and
around 95% of
people become immune....
- The MMR
vaccine is a
vaccine against measles, mumps, and
rubella (German measles),
abbreviated as MMR. The
first dose is
generally given to
children around...
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Rubella virus (RuV) is the
pathogenic agent of the
disease rubella,
transmitted only
between humans via the
respiratory route, and is the main
cause of...
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Congenital rubella syndrome (CRS)
occurs when a
human fetus is
infected with the
rubella virus (German measles) via maternal-fetal
transmission and develops...
- The 1962–1965
rubella epidemic was an
outbreak of
rubella across Europe and the
United States. The
Rubella virus, also
known as the
German measles, is...
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names include morbilli, rubeola, red measles, and
English measles. Both
rubella, also
known as
German measles, and
roseola are
different diseases caused...
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historical cell line used in
rubella vaccines was
originally obtained from a
fetus aborted due to
infection with
rubella.
Rubella during pregnancy can lead...
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Viola rubella is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Violaceae. It is
endemic to
southern Chile,
distributed between the Biobío and Los
Lagos regions...
