Risk of vaccine preventable diseases in UK migrants: a serosurvey and concordance analysis, 2020
Gogoi, M.; Martin, C. A.; Wiselka, M. J.; Gardener, J.; Ellis, K.; Renals, V.; Lewszuk, A. J.; Hargreaves, S.; Pareek, M.
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We conducted a serosurvey in 2020, amongst 149 adult migrants living in the United Kingdom, to determine seroprotection rates for measles, varicella zoster, and rubella. Findings suggest a gap in seroprotection against measles (89.3%). Younger migrants and those from Europe and Central Asia may be more susceptible; self-reported vaccine/disease status is a poor predictor of seroprotection. Understanding factors associated with seroprotection among migrants is critical for informing the delivery of SARS-CoV-2 vaccine.
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