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Epidemiology of rubella disease in south-west Nigeria: trends and projection from measles case-based surveillance data
Although surveillance for rubella does not exist in Nigeria, a measles case-based surveillance system was introduced in 2005 as one of the strategies for measles morbidity control, and included laboratory testing for confirmation of the disease. In this report, we provide the epidemiological distrib...
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