In the hospital, sir, mumps.

Thenallofusgetsthemeasles and mumps and croup

How are the mumps, MarvelAnn?

The children had the mumps. Oh.

I'm afraid she may have the mumps.

An outbreak of mumps originating in Nablus spread to all West Bank districts in 2004, necessitating a mass measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) immunization campaign.

But listen, last year I had the mumps Pay no attention.

scarlet fever, and diphtheria, and measles, and whooping cough, and mumps.

The purchase of materials for one triple viral vaccine campaign (measles, mumps, rubella), which requires some 156,212.

You go back to your hospital and help take care of all those cromos with the mumps.

An issue of concern was the fact that 76 per cent of those children had been vaccinated against mumps.

The Agency had adopted that policy in 1995 by integrating measles, mumps and rubella vaccine into its expanded programme on immunization.

Evidence of this risk is the outbreak of mumps in 2003 that spread from the northern West Bank to all West Bank districts.

An outbreak of mumps, which started in December 2003 in Nablus in the West Bank, spread to other West Bank districts during the reporting period.

In addition, two new vaccines measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR) and the combined diphtheria tetanus vaccine (dT) were introduced into the national immunization calendar in 1997.

56. According to the administering Power, there has been a steady growth of vaccination programmes aiming at the target of having every infant protected against poliomyelitis, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, tuberculosis, mumps and rubella.

(a) A national plan for polioeradication, as well as the adoption of national plans for diphtheria and congenital rubella eradication. A plan is now being approved for measles, mumps and rubella eradication by replacing the reimmunization of the 12 year old with MMR tri vaccine

Overcrowding in schools during incursions in Rafah led to an outbreak of chickenpox among young children.53 A severe outbreak of mumps afflicted Nablus area camps and villages from autumn 2003 until August 2004, affecting 2,190 children, 73 per cent of whom had previously been vaccinated.4

In the late 1990s, anti vaccine sentiment manifested itself in a backlash against the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine. Similarly, a 2004 New York Academy of Medicine survey indicated that twice as many people were worried about the side effects of the well established smallpox vaccine as were concerned about the disease itself.

As the number of people who have witnessed firsthand the effects of measles and other childhood diseases such as mumps, rubella, polio, and whooping cough has declined, so has society s commitment to keeping them away. Even after panicked claims that vaccines cause visible conditions like autism were proved to be nonsense, they remain more compelling than the threat of a disease that people have never seen or do not remember.