National media fears the public health implications of a recent MUMPS outbreak at Mizzou . . . Mumps cases balloon in 2016, raising debate about need for booster vaccines
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TL;DR - 90% or more of the people getting mumps have all the recommended vaccines. The mumps strain vaccinated for is from the 1960s and it's possible we have newer strains of mumps that the shots don't work against. Scientists need to think about this - hmm.
ReplyDeleteDamn I hope I don't need a booster shot for the Clap I got back in the Vietnamn days.
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