Children under 9 months of age, who are not yet eligible for routine vaccination, are the most affected. Additionally, the measles outbreak has yielded no evidence of any genetic changes in the virus that could evade the protection offered by the currently used vaccine. This is what initial findings from ICDDR,B indicate.In a press release today (Monday), ICDDR,B said that given the scale of the outbreak, some have questioned whether genetic changes in the measles virus have reduced vaccine effe...
