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Актуальность " Выражения кори " в раке - новая информация.

Доказательства связи между классической лимфомой Ходжкина и вирусом кори были представлены нашей группой. Аргументы против нашей диссертации были пересмотрены. Было представлено обоснование взаимосвязи между вирусом кори и дополнительными твердыми опухолями. Кроме того, было предложено создать патогенный путь в поддержку возможного вклада вируса кори в развитие классической лимфомы Ходжкина. Мы решили исключить обсуждение виротерапии кори, поскольку это имеет особые последствия. Теперь мы добавляем новые доказательства, касающиеся проявления вируса кори фосфопротеина в нескольких раковых забол

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Evidence of an association between classical Hodgkin lymphoma and the measles virus has previously been presented by our group. Arguments held against our thesis were reevaluated. Substantiation of a relationship between the measles virus and additional solid tumors was submitted. Moreover, a pathogenic pathway was suggested to support a possible contributio…

Cotton Mather's medicine, with particular reference to measles.

While the vocation of Cotton Mather (1663-1728) was his ministry in Boston, he made important contributions to medicine, most famously in helping to introduce variolation to New England in 1721-22 and in writing The Angel of Bethesda (1724), the first medical treatise produced in Colonial North America. This article, however, focuses on an earlier initiative, Mather's efforts to quell the epidemic of measles that struck Boston in 1713, killing among many others his wife and three children. Historians have devoted little attention to this episode or to measles in general, even though the diseas…

Commitment of measles elimination by 2020: challenges in India.

The eleven member states of World Health Organization South-East Asia Region committed to eliminate measles by 2020. In phased manner, Government of India is working on this goal, and has introduced two-dose strategy for measles vaccine in the routine immunization. Molecular epidemiology of measles in India has been considerably growing that would be useful for understanding the circulation of wild type measles in pre- and post-elimination period. However, importations of cases from other countries may be likely. This article describes major challenges to achieve the measles elimination goal i…

[The fight against measles--problems on the road to elimination].

Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that is associated with life-threatening complications, especially in infants (<1 year) and adults. In the fight against measles, immunoprophylaxis is of crucial importance. By vaccination, in recent decades the incidence of the disease has been significantly reduced worldwide. In order to achieve global measles elimination in 2020, in many countries current epidemic transmission chains must be permanently broken. In addition, a significant reduction in measles incidence through higher vaccination rates must be achieved.

Measles in children vaccinated with 2 doses of MMR.

OBJECTIVE: A previous measles outbreak investigation in a high school in Quebec, Canada identified 2-dose vaccine effectiveness of 94%. The risk of measles in 2-dose recipients was significantly higher (2-4 times) when measles vaccine was first administered at 12 versus ≥ 15 months of age, with no significant effect of the age at second dose. Generalizability of this association was also assessed in the expanded provincial data set of notified cases. METHODS: This matched case-control study included only 2-dose recipients. All confirmed (laboratory or epidemiologically linked) cases in patien…

Are we protected? Imported measles - on the way to eradication.

In accordance with the 2015 regional goal for measles and rubella elimination of the WHO European Region, only a few imported cases have been documented of both diseases in Hungary for years.This paper presents a case of a Hungarian woman, born in 1975, who received measles vaccination at age of 12 months and later at age of 11 years, according to her certificate of vaccination. In 2009, after arriving home from a vacation in Ireland, she developed acute measles infection with clinical symptoms. It was confirmed by the detection of measles specific IgM, IgA and IgG antibodies, and by detection…

Differential diagnosis of dengue fever: beware of measles!

Febrile exanthema is a common symptom in returning travelers. In addition to cosmopolitan diseases, etiologies specific to the visited country must be considered. As an accurate diagnosis is important, clinical suspicion should be confirmed by laboratory tests. The case reports of three brothers returning from Indonesia highlight the possibility of misdiagnosis due to the clinical similarity and serological cross reactivity of dengue fever and measles.

Effectiveness of measles vaccination for control of exposed children.

The effectiveness of measles vaccine for postexposure prophylaxis at educational centers was investigated. A total of 166 children who shared the classroom with 10 confirmed cases during the infectious period of cases were studied. Of total susceptible exposed children, 72% (54/75) were vaccinated and 25 contracted measles. Vaccine effectiveness in children vaccinated within 72 hours of exposure was 90.5% (95% confidence interval, 34%-99%).

Measles in the United States during the postelimination era.

BACKGROUND: Measles affected entire birth cohorts in the prevaccine era but was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000 because of a successful measles vaccination program. METHODS: We reviewed US surveillance data on confirmed measles cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and data on national measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccination coverage during postelimination years 2001-2008. RESULTS: During 2001-2008, a total of 557 confirmed cases of measles (annual median no. of cases, 56) and 38 outbreaks (annual median no. of outbreaks, 4) were reported in the Un…

Measles, mumps and rubella--safety of the combined vaccine.

Despite the fact that scientific evidence shows no support for a link between the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR) and autism or bowel problems, many parents remain worried. This article discusses the reasons for the introduction of MMR and outlines the debate about its safety and the problems associated with using single vaccines.

Measles encephalitis and acute pancreatitis in a young adult.

Although rare, encephalitis and hepatitis are major complications of measles that are more common in adults than in infants. On the other hand, although several other complications of measles, such as pneumonia and myocarditis, are found in all ages, acute pancreatitis in measles is very rare in both children and adults. We describe a 16-year-old female patient with measles encephalitis who developed acute pancreatitis. The response to steroid therapy was favorable.