Long-term immunogenicity after measles vaccine vs. wild infection: an Italian retrospective cohort study
The persistence of specific IgG after measles infection and after measles vaccination has not been sufficiently investigated. Current evidence suggests that immunity after the disease is life-long, whereas the response after two doses of measles-containing vaccine declines within 10-15 years. This s...
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Main Authors: | Francesco Paolo Bianchi (Author), Simona Mascipinto (Author), Pasquale Stefanizzi (Author), Sara De Nitto (Author), Cinzia Germinario (Author), Silvio Tafuri (Author) |
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2021-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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