Describe rubella disease, Describe rubella disease. What

Describe rubella disease

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Please describe rubella disease. What are the sign and symptoms. In which country/ situation is it prevalent. What are the demographics (gender, age, population). How is the disease transmitted. How can transmission prevented. Is there a vaccine currently available. Is the disease curable? Fatal?. How is it cured?. Or how does it become fatal?

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