Articles / Diagnosing Measles
Measles is a highly contagious disease with secondary infections occurring in 75 – 90% of susceptible household contacts.1
With suboptimal vaccination coverage in some areas, measles outbreaks remain an unfortunate reality in Australia.2
A single case therefore has significant public health implications.
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