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| Chicken Pox |
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Chicken pox is caused by a virus that can be transmitted by proximity to an affected person. Usually, children under ten years of age contract it.
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| Measles |
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Caused by a virus, measles affects children between six months and three years.
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| Mumps |
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Mumps is an infectious disease caused by a virus. It usually occurs in children in the age group of five to 15 years and one attack is assumed to induce lifetime immunity.
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| Rubella |
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Rubella, a viral infection, affects children between three to 10 years. One attack leads to lifelong immunity.
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| Small Pox |
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Small pox is an infectious disease caused by the variola virus. The eradication of small pox is a significant accomplishment in the field of medicine.
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| Birth of Preventive Medicine |
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The origin of preventive medicine dates back to the 18th century. It all began with a landmark breakthrough -- the discovery of a vaccine against small pox.
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| Concept of Health |
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Health is generally viewed as absence of disease, but it is a state of complete physical, mental and social well being.
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| Immunisation - Your Path to a Healthy Life |
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Many of us would waive an article on immunisation as irrelevant to us. And yet, our own personal experience has shown that even educated parents ignore new vaccines, unaware how critical they can be to their child's health.
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