European monthly measles monitoring (EMMO) - Issue 10
Executive Summary
Main developments 1 Jan to 28 Feb 2012
- During the period 1 January to 28 February 2012, 1 447 cases of measles were reported by the 29 contributing EU and EEA countries.
- Romania accounted for 56% (816) of the cases.
- There were substantially fewer cases in January and February 2012 (1 447) than in the same two months of 2011 (5 731 cases) and 2010 (5 752 cases)
- Two cases of measles encephalitis were reported.
- There were no deaths.
- Epidemic intelligence findings indicate that measles transmission is at a much lower level during the ongoing peak transmission season compared to the 2011 and 2010 peak seasons.
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