Rubella outbreak in an unvaccinated religious community in the Netherlands spreads to Canada

S Hahné; J Macey; G Tipples; Paul Varughese; A King; R van Binnendijk; Helma Ruijs; J van Steenbergen; A Timen; A. M. van Loon; H de Melker

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Rubella outbreak in an unvaccinated religious community in the Netherlands spreads to Canada
S Hahné , J Macey , G Tipples , Paul Varughese , A King , R van Binnendijk , Helma Ruijs , J van Steenbergen , A Timen , A. M. van Loon , H de Melker
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Citation style for this article: Hahné S , Macey J , Tipples G , Varughese Paul , King A , van Binnendijk R , Ruijs Helma , van Steenbergen J , Timen A , van Loon A. M. , de Melker H . Rubella outbreak in an unvaccinated religious community in the Netherlands spreads to Canada. Euro Surveill. 2005;10(20):pii=2704. https://doi.org/10.2807/esw.10.20.02704-en

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There are indications that the rubella outbreak that started in September 2004 among members of a religious community in the Netherlands has spread to Canada

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