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It isn't harmless anywhere, that's the thing.. it's just that in developed countries the "supportive care" is a bit better - there's no real treatment though, s
by Tor3 8y ago
It isn't harmless anywhere, that's the thing.. it's just that in developed countries the "supportive care" is a bit better - there's no real treatment though, so people still die from it, every year, in western Europe.
- draugadrotten 8y agoMeasles killed 72 children and adults in the European Region in 2018. According to monthly country reports for January to December 2018 (received as of 01 February 2019), 82 596 people in 47 of 53 countries contracted measles. In countries reporting hospitalization data, nearly 2/3 (61%) of measles cases were hospitalized. http://www.euro.who.int/en/media-centre/sections/press-releases/2019/measles-in-europe-record-number-of-both-sick-and-immunized http://www.euro.who.int/en/media-centre/sections/press-relea...