Annual Reports on Measles in Ireland
Measles in Ireland, 2018
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Measles in Ireland, 2017
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Epidemiology of measles in Ireland, 2016
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2015
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2014
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2013
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2012
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2011
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2010
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2009
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2008
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2007
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Epidemiology of Measles in Ireland, 2006
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Measles in Ireland, 2005
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Measles in Ireland, 2004
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Measles in Ireland, 2003
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Information, Data and Reports for
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Measles
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Publications
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Measles Publications Archive
- 1,221 Reported Cases of Measles So Far This Year - 997 of These Cases in Eastern Regional Health Authority
- 1597 Reported Cases of Measles So Far This Year - 1248 of These Cases in Eastern Regional Health Authority. Measles epidemics occur because Irish Children are not being vaccinated. Protect Your Children Against This Virulent Life-Threatening Infection
- 930 Reported Cases of Measles So Far This Year
- Football fans warned about measles vaccination following major disease outbreaks in Euro 2008 host countries
- HPSC urges parents to get their children vaccinated against measles as ongoing outbreak leaves child severely ill in hospital
- HPSC urges parents to get their children vaccinated following measles outbreak
- National Disease Surveillance Centre Warns of Outbreak of Measles in the Eastern Health Board and Strongly Advises Parents To Get Their Children Vaccinated
- System needed to identify at risk children in event of measles outbreak in schools and creches. 'Legislation needed to record immunisation status of children'
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Measles Publications Archive
- Surveillance Forms
- Case Definition
Ireland’s specialist service for the surveillance of communicable diseases.