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YOU CAN STOP RUBELLA

Rubella vaccines are safe and . They undergo

rigorous testing and have a very

Vaccination provides nearly 100% protection against rubella, and has led to a drastic reduction in rubella cases.

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9 out of 10

women infected with the rubella virus early in pregnancy will lose their baby, or it will be born with congenital

rubella syndrome.

© WHO/CISID data as of 2 February 2018

Protect the next generation by making sure you and your family are fully vaccinated.

2014:

6529 cases 2011:

9464 cases

DID YOU KNOW...

2013:

39 562 cases 2012:

29 601 cases

RUBELLA is a contagious disease that can lead to or birth defects .

miscarriage , early delivery

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713 cases

Children born with congenital rubella brain damage, hearing impairment, eye and heart

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Do your part to #immunizeEurope!

Babies of unvaccinated women remain at risk

as long as rubella is circulating anywhere in the WHO European Region

good safety record after nearly 50 years of use.

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