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Epidemiological evaluation of rubella virus infection among pregnant women in Ibadan, Nigeria
Rubella is a vaccine-preventable, mild rash-inducing viral disease with complications that include a spectrum of birth defects in the developing fetus, especially if the infection is acquired in the early months of pregnancy. Consequently, the primary objective of global rubella control programs is...
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