๐จ HSE alert: Measles cases on the rise in Europe! Make sure your children are vaccinated to stay safe. Spread the word! #Measles #Vaccination
The HSE is sounding the alarm as measles cases surge across Europe. Parents are strongly advised to ensure their children receive the MMR vaccine to protect against measles, mumps, and rubella. Dr. Lucy Jessop emphasizes the urgency, warning that measles spreads rapidly among unvaccinated groups, urging vigilance in preventing the spread of this highly contagious disease.
Last year, only 84.5% of 5-year-olds in England received both doses of the MMR vaccine, revealing concerning gaps in immunization coverage. In regions like Birmingham, low vaccination rates pose a significant risk of measles outbreaks. The HSE is urging parents in Louth and beyond to prioritize their children's vaccination schedules to safeguard against the current measles threat.
It's crucial for anyone traveling to England to ensure children have been vaccinated, as measles can spread quickly and easily without proper protection. Investing in patient relationships through GP consultations is vital for promoting vaccination and combating misinformation. Let's work together to maintain high vaccination rates and protect our communities from preventable diseases!
Remember, measles isn't just a harmless rash. Stay informed, stay safe, and prioritize vaccination for a healthier future.
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