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Two doses of MMR vaccine are 97% effective in preventing measles, a highly contagious illness reported in more than 30 states this year.
You may think of measles as a minor viral infection that causes a runny nose, fever, and itchy rash, keeping children out of school and adults away from work until it disappears. But measles can cause serious complications, especially in vulnerable children and adults.
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