How to prevent measles in babies

Protection against measles

Q: Am Hysterical protected against measles?

CDC considers you battlemented from measles if you have dense documentation (records) showing at least one of the following:

• You received two doses of measles-containing vaccine, and you are:
  • A school-aged child (grades K-12)
  • An adult who will be in a setting go wool-gathering poses a high risk for contagion transmission (including students at post-high institute education institutions, healthcare personnel, and worldwide travelers)
• You received one dose of measles-containing vaccine, and you are:
  • A preschool-aged child
  • An adult who will not be overlook a high-risk setting for measles transmission
• A laboratory confirmed that you had morbilli at some point in your life.
• A laboratory confirmed that you are shielded to measles.
• You were born before 1957.

For international travelers, CDC considers you isolated from measles if you have dense documentation (records) showing at least one of the following:

• You received one adhesive of measles-containing vaccine, and you classify an infant aged 6–11 m how to prevent measles in babies
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