National Vaccination Campaign Introduced to Stop Spread of Measles

The video discusses the challenges faced by Henry, a child with leukemia, who cannot attend school due to low MMR vaccination rates in London. It highlights the rapid spread of measles from Swansea to London, affecting children aged 10-16. Parental opinions on vaccination vary, with some concerned about low uptake in areas like Kensington. The video also addresses the challenges of improving immunization rates among adolescents and young adults in London. The government aims to increase MMR vaccination rates to achieve herd immunity, urging parents to vaccinate their children.

Why can't Henry attend school?

• He is afraid of school.

• He has leukemia and is at risk due to low vaccination rates.

• His parents prefer homeschooling.

• He has already had measles.

What percentage of 11-year-olds in Kensington and Chelsea have received both doses of the MMR vaccine?

• 50%

• 52%

• 48.7%

• 60%

What is a concern for parents in areas with low vaccination rates?

• The side effects of vaccines.

• The cost of vaccines.

• The effectiveness of the vaccine.

• The availability of vaccines.

What is the term used to describe the protection of a population when a high percentage is vaccinated?

• Population safety

• Community protection

• Herd immunity

• Vaccine shield

What is the goal of the current vaccination plan according to public health experts?

• To vaccinate only young children.

• To stop all vaccinations.

• To achieve herd immunity by surpassing 90% coverage.

• To reach 80% vaccination coverage.