IASR Vol. 36, No.7 (No. 425) July 2015
Rubella and Congenital Rubella Syndrome in Japan, as of June 2015
- Virus genome-based laboratory testing provided for children with congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) or those with congenital rubella infection, September 2013-March 2015–Tokyo
- Trends in rubella and CRS cases in Osaka Prefecture, 2011-2014
- Challenges posed by the 2012 and 2013 rubella epidemics- perspectives from obstetrics/gynecology
- Hearing loss among children with CRS
- Interim report following up on 22 CRS cases born in 2012-2014 (as of 17 June 2015)
- Rubella outbreak at a workplace and its surroundings in Shizuoka Prefecture, January-May 2015
- Rubella control measures at the workplace
- Operating the vaccination outpatient clinic on Sundays on a temporary basis during the 2013 rubella epidemic in Tokyo
- Interim report on rubella seroprevalence and rubella vaccine coverage in Japan in FY2014-National Epidemiological Surveillance of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
- Coverage of routine immunization of rubella-containing vaccine in Japan in FY2008 to FY2013-MHLW
- Guidelines for the prevention of specific infections including rubella infection
- Notice from MHLW: Implementation of measles and rubella vaccinations for nursing trainees at designated training facilities
- Current global trends in rubella and rubella virus genotypes, 2001-2015
- Results from active surveillance of autochthonous dengue fever cases in Japan, 2014
- Laboratory confirmed cases of dengue fever, chikungunya fever and malaria detected at Narita Airport Quarantine Station, 2014
- Pertussis outbreak in a junior high school, October-December, 2014–Niigata Prefecture
- Initiation of all-case reporting of hospitalized varicella patients under NESID and the effect of routine immunization of varicella vaccine, September 2014-April 2015
- Introduction of the rotavirus vaccine and trends in rotavirus gastroenteritis, October 2013-May 2015