Research and analysis: Measles, mumps and rubella: lab-confirmed cases in England 2020

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August 26

12:16 2020

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Laboratory confirmed cases of measles, rubella and mumps, England: April to June 2020

Ref: PHE publications gateway number GW-1535; HPR 14(15) PDF, 343KB, 10 pages

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Laboratory confirmed cases of measles, rubella and mumps, England: January to March 2020

Ref: PHE publications gateway number GW-1301; HPR 14(10) PDF, 280KB, 11 pages

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For previous reports see:

measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2019
measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2018
measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2017
measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2016
measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2015
measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2014
the UK Government Web Archive for Health Protection Reports on MMR (see under Routine data) and other vaccine preventable infection reports relating to 2013 and earlier years

Published 26 May 2020
Last updated 26 August 2020 +show all updates

26 August 2020
Added Health Protection Report (HPR)14(15) second quarter report.
26 May 2020
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