Low vaccination coverage with the return of measles

Laureato in Infermieristica presso il Centro Universitario (UniAGES), laureato in Infermieristica sul Lavoro e Salute sul Lavoro. Autore dei libri: O cuidado humanizado ao portador de autism e suas relações familiares: Interpelação multiprofissional; e Estudo da dor em Pacientes Oncológicos

It is understandable that measles is considered one of the most relevant infectious diseases in the world, quite prevalent in malnourished children, because it is known that its target audience is developing the defense mechanisms that make up the immune system, but can reach the age range from newborns to 49 years of age. In the world, the cases of the disease are worrisome, because before the implementation of public policies aimed at immunization, as highlighted by the World Health Organization in the 60s, approximately 130 million cases of measles, which appeared annually in the world, highlighting that the level of mortality is confirmed 30 million deaths worldwide. To return to the previous context, the measles outbreak has become an extremely serious problem for the health of individuals. Thus, on a global scale in 2012 there was a large reduction and the number of cases recorded, remained around 84,117 confirmed. It is noticeable that the disease is still quite prevalent in some countries, i.e. Asia, Africa, Europe and Oceania, as outbreaks are still present.