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• Rubeola
  |Short definition=another term for measles {{PAGENAME}} (definition) another term for measles<br>{{glossary headings}}<br>[[Category:Glossary]]
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• Measles vaccine
  == Measles Vaccine == ...y contagious [[infectious disease]] caused by the measles virus. The term "measles vaccine" is derived from the Middle English ''mesel'', meaning "leprous" an
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• Measles morbillivirus
  == Measles morbillivirus == ...MEE-zuhls mor-BIL-uh-vy-rus'') is the [[virus]] responsible for causing [[measles]], a highly contagious [[infectious disease]] that primarily affects childr
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• Comby sign
  ...cal mucosa opposite the lower molars, which appear before the onset of the measles rash. ...an who first described this sign in the late 19th century. Comby was known for his extensive work in pediatric medicine, particularly in the field of infe
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• German measles
  |Term=German measles |Short definition=the common name for Rubella
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• MMR vaccine
  ...mˈɛmˈɑːr vaksin/) is a [[vaccine]] that protects against three diseases: [[measles]], [[mumps]], and [[rubella]]. ...rived from the first letters of the diseases the vaccine protects against: Measles, Mumps, and Rubella.
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• Pox party
  The term "Pox Party" is derived from the word "pox", which is a general term for a disease characterized by purulent skin eruptions, and "party", referring ...ine|vaccine]] for diseases such as [[Chickenpox|chickenpox]] and [[Measles|measles]]. Parents would intentionally expose their children to the disease, believ
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• Paramyxoviridae
  ...or "beyond"), ''myxa'' (meaning "mucus"), and ''viridae'' (the Latin term for "virus family"). This name refers to the fact that these viruses are often ...nsible for a wide range of diseases in humans and animals. These include [[measles]], [[mumps]], [[parainfluenza]], and [[respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)]]
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• Breakthrough
  ...nt of [[Vaccine|vaccines]] for diseases like [[Polio|polio]] and [[Measles|measles]] were breakthroughs in their prevention. ...Discovery (medicine)|Discovery]]: The act of finding or learning something for the first time.
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• Razi
  ...wa al-Hasbah'', which were among the first treatises on [[smallpox]] and [[measles]]. * [[Measles]]: A highly contagious infectious disease caused by the measles virus.
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• Connaught Laboratories
  ...arch and production of numerous vaccines, including those for [[polio]], [[measles]], [[mumps]], and [[rubella]]. The laboratory played a significant role in ...utical company [[Sanofi]]. The laboratory continues to be a leading center for vaccine research and production.
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• Viral meningitis
  ...uses that can cause meningitis include [[mumps virus]], [[herpesvirus]], [[measles virus]], and [[influenza virus]]. ..., and plenty of fluids. Hospitalization may be required in severe cases or for people with weak immune systems.
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• Dukes' disease
  ...with a high [[fever]], [[rash]], and [[sore throat]]. It is often mistaken for other childhood illnesses due to its common symptoms. * [[Measles]]: A highly contagious viral disease, marked by distinct red rash, fever, a
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• Mumps virus
  ...eatment is usually supportive, as there is no specific antiviral treatment for mumps. * [[Measles]]
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• Parainfluenza virus
  ...gs to the [[Paramyxoviridae]] family of viruses, which also includes the [[measles virus]] and [[mumps virus]]. There are four types of parainfluenza virus, k There is currently no specific [[vaccine]] for the parainfluenza virus. Prevention methods include good [[hand hygiene]] a
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• Noma neonatorum
  ...immune system. It is also linked to certain infectious diseases, such as [[Measles]] and [[HIV]]. Treatment for Noma neonatorum involves a combination of antibiotics, nutritional support,
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• Morbilliform
  ...) is a term used in dermatology to describe a skin rash that resembles the measles rash. The term is derived from the Latin word "morbilli," which means "litt ...n be caused by a variety of factors, including viral infections, such as [[measles]], [[rubella]], and [[roseola]], as well as certain medications, such as an
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• Fifth
  ...in children. It follows four other common childhood skin rash illnesses: [[measles]], [[scarlet fever]], [[rubella]], and [[Duke's disease]]. There is no specific treatment for Fifth disease. Most cases resolve on their own without treatment. However,
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• Therefore
  ...he Middle English term "therefore", which is a combination of "there" and "for". It has been used in the English language since the 14th century. ...r exercise reduces the risk of heart disease, therefore, adults should aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise five days a week."
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• Rubella vaccine
  ...easles]] and [[Mumps]], is a vaccine used to prevent [[Rubella]] or German measles.
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