Mumps cases rise in Delhi-NCR: Know causes, symptoms and preventive measures
Mumps is preventable through vaccination, with the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine being the most effective method.
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Mumps is preventable through vaccination, with the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine being the most effective method.
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Highly infectious disease. >> reporter: they have reported aid growing number of cases in five public schools. harvard university has been coping with handfuls of infected students since the beginning of the school year. over at the university of missouri, more than 200 people have come down with the virus. the cdc says mumps cases have now surfaced in all but four states, with nearly 4300 infections reported. arkansas is the epicenter with nearly 2200 cases in mostly school-age children. >> what efveryone can do is mak sure you are up to date with immunization. >> reporter: lack of immunizati...