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MMR

British  

abbreviation

  1. measles, mumps, and rubella: a combined vaccine given to young children

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The fact MMR contains pork gelatine, which is a concern for some Muslims, is one thing they see, she says, but this is relatively easily resolved by offering the version of the jab that is gelatine-free.

From BBC

Davis said the most effective way to protect against measles is to take the MMR vaccine.

From Los Angeles Times

“We urge everyone to confirm their immunity and get the MMR vaccine if needed, especially before traveling. Taking this simple step helps safeguard your health and strengthens protection for our entire community.”

From Los Angeles Times

If you want to stay safe against measles, all you need to do is make sure you’ve gotten both doses of the MMR vaccine.

From Slate

In short, the MMR vaccine in its current form provides lifelong immunity.

From Slate