measles and rubella claimed almost 50,000 lives in india every year.020. to meet that target, the immunisation drive needs to be a successful one. these are only ten students in this classroom of 52 children who have taken the vaccination. when we spoke to the rest of them they say their pa rents to the rest of them they say their parents have asked them not to take pa rt parents have asked them not to take part in the campaign because they have been influenced mostly by social media rumours warning of repercussions of. this cottage has gone viral on what's at in this muslim village. it chose a local news channel warning that the measles and rubella vaccine is being used to sterilise muslim children in a bid to control minority population in india. at this video is distorted and heavily edited. this is the actual news clip, which is on the contrary telling people not to believe fake rumours of impotency and urging parents to send their children for vaccination. but others believe to refuse this video isa others believe to refuse this video is a fake. t

you can determine whether or not mmr vaccines and measles mumps rubella causes better autism, that can determined in a scientific venue, it's how many angels can dance on the side head of a pen. the logical question will be answered in a scientific venue. what we do as scientists, we formulate a hypothesis to establish proofs, subject the proofs to statistical analyses, science is a study of controls. to isolate the effects the single variable. what it isn't, it is a scientist, it is scientific bodies or accumulated knowledge. science is really just a way of thinking about it, approaching a problem, as we learned, as we go, scientists are willing to take textbooks and throw them over their shoulders without a backward glance. scientists get it wrong all the time but that's okay because science is an enormously self-correcting. i'll give you examples. in 1926 johannes for better believe that the doctor of Ãb a worm he had identified cause cancer for which he won a nobel prize. even though as it turned out that was dead wrong. in 1935 monads, a portuguese neurologist, created a surgical

terms launched by oprah winfrey, also assumptions and somebody like wakefield of the belief that the rubella vaccine caused autism, now 17 studies clearly shown no greater risk of getting autism but he had followers from venue to venue the path lodge optimist -- they treat him as embodied touch hem of his coat to stick to new testament analogy so now given that, who should be the persons or person who communicate science to the public i think the answer to that question is, the people who know most about it the scientists clinicianings in that field many work against them, so, for example, the scientific many of all are trained in i give you example how this works if trying to determine whether or not masles. >> as if mmr does not cause autism you can do two things reject it to say when autism follows receipt of mmr vaccine occurs at level greater than would be expected. or you cannot reject it to say when autism follows resooest the vaccine occurs at level expected but you can never expect the no hypothesis to say you can never approve "never" that is difficult when i was a boy i watched ad

system the most common vaccinations are for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis, polio, measles and rubellant to note -- many of these vaccines require multiple doses from birth through age six. ( lydia ) nasal spray sold at c-v-s stores nationwide is being recalled. bottles of "c-v-s health 12-hour sinus relief nasal mist" could be contaminated with a bacterium. the f-d-a says the spray could make most people slightly sick. but for people with cystic fibrosis or immune disorders... the bacterium can be deadly. so far... there are no reports of anyone getting sick. if you have this spray... throw it out or return it. ( james ) football is back... and the 49ers have won their first preseason game. niners cornerback richard sherman sat this one out... after tweaking his hamstring in practice. dallas quarterback dak prescott played 1 series. he went 3 for 3 for 39-yards and a touchdown pass. as for jimmy g -- he went 3 for 6 for 34 yards. the niners came from behind to win this one... 24-21. ( james ) the raiders pre-season opener against the lions is tonight in oakland. the starters are not e

measles, mumps rubella vaccine.accine, it has been around since the 1970s, again, saved many millions of lives. look, everything has a slight complication, you can get a rash with the vaccine, sniffles from it. compared to measles itself which causes severe rash, fever and brain infections, a zillion times better off with the vaccine, and kids have to get the second dose before they enter school. stuart: in the 1950s, a scurge of poliomyelitis, we were terrified of it. you see people walking down the street. >> they were paralyzed. stuart: now the vaccine, no more polio. i understand it's coming back because of the absence of vaccines. >> exactly right. you said this exactly right. and smallpox we wiped off the planet because of the vaccine, the number one public health invention of the 20th century was vaccines, measles, mumps, rubella, the smallpox vaccine, vaccine compliance is hugely important to public health. stuart: i have to pack this in, it's important. new york university is going to offer free tuition to

rubella is rare because of the high uptake rates and mumps control is good in this country.t from spreading you need 95% uptake with two doses of the vaccine across the whole population. it is a little bit more difficult to control than the other infections because it is so easy to catch. you say no to 596, is so easy to catch. you say no to 5%, where are we? —— you say 95%. for babies, we are doing very well. we have 95 cents at one days but haven't achieved it with two doses of. we obviously want to do better, encourage pa rents of. we obviously want to do better, encourage parents to get the two doses so that we do achieve the target of 95%. for the young adults, we definitely need to do more to raise awareness to try to get them into gp practices and take the vaccine. vanessa, thank you for your time. thank you for your time. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: hospitals and ambulance services in england warn of a lack of contigency planning to cope with a no—deal brexit. the charity citizens advice calls for tougher regulation of bailiffs in england

systemthe most common vaccinations are for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis, polio, measles and rubelladditional vaccines vary from state to state.it's important to note -- many of these vaccines require multiple doses from birth through age six.medical based exemptions from vaccines are available in each state. many also allow exemptions for religious reasons, and 18 accept exemptions for philosophical reasons.make sure to check the cdc's website or with your local school district to find out the specific immunization and exemption requirements for your child.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. (grant) (grant) in california... the law states all children must be up-to- date on their vaccines in order to attend public or private schools. personal- belief exemptions are no longer accepted. there are medical exemptions, but it is much harder to get those approved. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was hazy again today with more smoke from the f

is going to be able to immunize children at a very early age, like we do with me souls slumps and rubella, to be it to protect them from the possibility of an unexpected catastrophic outbreak what we saw on the pandemics that was we experienced. as a matter of fact, we recently had a meeting with individuals throughout the country and around the world, to be in with to help us formulate a strategic land to develop a research agenda for the development of universal flu vaccine. you can ask dr. collins and i, many people asked when it was going to happen, we know have phase two and phase three clinical. trials that look very promising just literally in the next day or so, there will be an announcement from the university of pennsylvania of a very, very interesting approach to a vaccine, that involves recombinant dna technologies that will be very, very important. i have for your staff, if they want it, a paper that we just recently published in the general of infectious diseases, which outlines strategic plans for the universal flu vaccine, and/or research agenda. so, that is what i worry a

system the most common vaccinations are for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis, polio, measles and rubella these vaccines require multiple doses from birth through age six. ( lydia ) nasal spray sold at c-v-s stores nationwide is being recalled. bottles of "c-v-s health 12-hour sinus relief nasal mist" could be contaminated with a bacterium. the f-d-a says the spray could make most people slightly sick. but for people with cystic fibrosis or immune disorders... the bacterium can be deadly. so far... there are no reports of anyone getting sick. if you have this spray... throw it out or return it. ( james ) and the 49ers have won their first preseason game. niners cornerback richard sherman sat this one out... after tweaking his hamstring in practice. neither team's starters played much. as for jimmy g -- he went 3 for 6 for 34 yards. the cowboys jumped out to an early lead but the niners came from behind to win this one... 24 to 21. more concerning for the 49ers was the fact that five players left with injuries in the first 16 minutes of the game, including defensive starters malcolm smith