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Meanings of German measles in anglès
A contagious viral disease that is a milder form of measles lasting three or four days; can be damaging to a fetus during the first trimester.
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Examples for "rubella"
Examples for "rubella"
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Today, the connection is taken as proven and rubella vaccination is routine.
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However, unlike rubella, there is no evidence it causes congenital malformations.
3
Conclusions: The outbreak happened in school with low rubella-containing vaccination coverage.
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The measles-mumps-rubella vaccine is free for people aged one to 52.
5
The vaccinations are for a variety of diseases, including measles, mumps, and rubella.
Usage of German measles in anglès
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At college he took everything hard-liketo have died once with German measles.
2
Mom's undetected German measles during her pregnancy had left my brother stone deaf.
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George Martin called up to say he had German measles and was miserable.
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Rubella -or German measles -was long considered innocuous.
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The most common infection was rubella, or German measles, of which 24 cases were reported.
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Measles, mumps and rubella ( German measles) are viral illnesses that can affect children.
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But suppose that the TSARITSA has got German measles.
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Lord Milner has sincerely attempted to introduce German efficiency; and many of us would as soon welcome German measles.
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As soon as I can get rid of the German measles I shall restore everything to its former condition.
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The other two samples contained a German measles bacteria, which would have insured your baby was born retarded or deformed.
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What is German measles?
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I was a victim of rubella ( German measles) before I was even born and it has ruined my life.
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Apart from the most famous plots, the details have long since faded, save the odd motive for murder (passing on German measles!
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German measles, or rubella, is a distinct disease and has nothing to do with ordinary measles.
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"Well," I said, "have you or have you not got German measles?
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"Only they ain't German measles, Lieutenant," he insisted.