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Measles-Rubella Vaccination: Epidemiological Issue, Immunology, and Ethical Challenges Ainurafiq Ainurafiq; Tanti Asrianti; Sartika Sartika; Eman Salim Ahmed Salim; Indar Indar
Pancasakti Journal Of Public Health Science And Research Vol 5 No 1 (2025): PJPHSR
Publisher : Fakultas Kesehatan Masyarakat, Universitas Pancasakti, Makassar

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This article discusses issues related to measles-rubella vaccination from the perspective of epidemiology, immunology, and ethical challenges faced. Measles and rubella are infectious diseases that have the potential to cause extraordinary events (KLB) throughout the world, including Indonesia. Although measles-rubella vaccination has been proven effective in reducing the incidence of the disease, challenges such as low vaccination coverage due to the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine hesitancy, and ethical issues related to parental consent and equal access to vaccines are significant obstacles. Research shows that to achieve effective community immunity, a vaccination coverage of at least 95% is required. This article also describes the immunological processes involved in the response to measles and rubella infection and the importance of public health efforts in increasing awareness and access to vaccines. With a comprehensive and inclusive approach, it is hoped that existing challenges can be overcome and community participation in vaccination programs can be increased. Collaboration between the government, health institutions, and the community is essential to create a healthier and safer environment, ultimately supporting the goal of eliminating measles and rubella in the future.
Co-Authors Ali, Nur Fitriana Muhammad Alwi, Juwitriani Amried, Elvin Tirtasari Anak Agung Istri Sri Wiadnyani Anasari, Wa Darwis, Rifka Ekariyani Deni Deni Eko Jahir Maindi Eman Salim Ahmed Salim Herlina, Andi I Gede Sunata yasa Indah Handriani Indah Rabbihim Indar Indar Indri Setyawati Irmawati Irwan Irwan Junaid Junaid, Junaid Lymbran Tina Malik, Mayurni Firdayana Mayurni Firdayana Malik Misdayanti Misdayanti Misdayanti, Misdayanti Murlan Murlan Nurhudayaen, Nurhudayaen Oktavia, Intan Eka Palino, Inochi Lara Pitrah Asfian, Pitrah Puspa Indah Rasmanto, Muhammmad Feyzar Restu Nur Hasanah Haris Rezky Dwi Fitriani Ruslan Majid, Ruslan Saif, Zakia Samsudi Samsudi Sartika Sartika Sasmita Sasmita Sherlin Sherlin Sri Damayanty Sukmawati Sukmawati Tanti Asrianti Wa Ode Masrida Yasnani Yasnani, Yasnani Zania, Elva