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Germany: 2015 Measles- death of a toddler reported

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Source: http://www.dw.de/berlin-outbreak-blasts-hopes-of-eradicating-measles-in-germany-by-2015/a-18235648


Date 05.02.2015
Author Zulfikar Abbany
Berlin outbreak blasts hopes of eradicating measles in Germany by 2015

There's new pressure on parents to vaccinate their kids against measles as outbreaks spread in California and Berlin. Germany had wanted to eradicate measles by 2015. Some are blaming migrants and tourists.
Nurse in China preparing a measles vaccination injection

Germany's Robert Koch Institute (RKI) said the country faces its largest outbreak of measles since the introduction of an Infection Protection Act in 2001.

The RKI said there have been 375 cases of measles in Germany in the past four months. More than half of infected people are adults.

But in January, the RKI said the number of new cases rose rapidly by 254, with 82 of those cases reported in the fourth week of the month...
 
Source: http://www.rappler.com/world/regions/europe/84839-toddler-dies-measles-outbreak-berlin


Toddler dies as measles outbreak hits German capital
The resurgence of the preventable disease in Germany, as well as in parts of the United States, coincides with a movement among some parents to refuse to vaccinate their children
Agence France-Presse
Published 10:24 PM, Feb 23, 2015

BERLIN, Germany ? A toddler has died of measles in the German capital, health authorities said Monday, February 23, amid the country's worst outbreak in years and an intense debate about steps to boost vaccinations.

The 18-month-old boy died on February 18 - the first known fatality among more than 570 recorded measles cases since October in the German capital - a Berlin health department official told Agence France-Presse...
 
Germany - Toddler died from measles in Berlin

A large measels outbreak is going on in Berlin, aprox 600 cases.

23 feb 2015


Toddler died from measles in Berlin



In Berlin, an infant measles died. The child at the age of one and a half years had died on 18 February in a hospital from the infectious disease, said Berlin Health Senator Mario Czaja (CDU) on Monday. How it has been infected, is still unclear.

Due to the outbreak of infectious disease in the capital a school had been closed as a precaution for a day on Monday also.

Reason for the closure of the secondary school in the district Lichtenrade is a serious course of infectious disease in an adolescent, a spokeswoman for the Berlin Senate.

The headmaster found out on Friday from the case and can keep up with the health department consultation until Monday. Classmates and teachers of young people would now have to submit Impfb?cher. On Tuesday, the school will reportedly open again.
 
Source: http://www.dw.de/berlin-measles-epidemic-reaches-new-high/a-18301149

Berlin measles epidemic reaches new high
A measles outbreak in Berlin continues to see a rise in new cases. Calls for compulsory vaccination are becoming ever louder, with a strong majority of Germans supporting a new law in favor of vaccination.
Date 06.03.2015

Berlin saw 111 new cases of measles this week, health officials said on Friday, making it the worst for new infections since the current outbreak began in October.

A spokeswoman for the State Office of Health and Social Affairs said 724 people had sickened since the start of the epidemic, an overwhelming majority of whom had not been vaccinated...
 
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