What does a rubella titer of 42.5 mean???

No you don't need another one, once you've got antibodies against Rubella you always have them. if you're concerned thoough you can ask you doctor to do a blood test to screen for t...

It use to be called 3-day or German measles. It is a virus with a rash. Mass vaccines have removed it from most of the population. It can hurt unborn babies, so it is a required vaccine. All preg...

I think Rubella is a disease which can make you deaf. I had the jab when i was younger. ~ New York City babe xx

There have been plenty of outbreaks of rubella (German measles) throughout history. It's one of those childhood diseases that used to go through villages quickly. However, has there ever been ...

German measles is a mild viral illness caused by the rubella virus. It causes a mild feverish illness associated with a rash, and aches in the joints when it affects adults. The major reason for an...

A "positive" test means you have the illness. Both you and your baby could be in very grave danger. See the following website for information in what to do next: ...

actually, the German measles.

A vaccine for German measles, formally known as rubella, was invented in 1969 by Dr. Maurice Hilleman, director of the Merck Institute for Vaccinology. In 1969, nearly 60,000 cases of rubella were ...