05:02AM, Thursday 13 June 2013
In the first four months there were two cases of measles across Windsor and Maidenhead, figures have revealed.
Public Health England said there were two in the area in February, while in the same period last year no-one was infected.
In Slough there were no cases, which was the same in 2012.
They were released as part of a national MMR catch–up vaccination programme.
Across the Thames Valley there were four cases at the start of the year, with cases in April in both Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
In England, there was 962 cases from January to April with around the highest recorded levels seen since 1994.
The catch-up programme to increase MMR vaccination uptake in children and teenagers is run by Public Health England, NHS England, the Department of Health, and local authorities.
Comments
Most Recent
Most read
Top Ten Articles
Police are investigating two ‘suspicious incidents’ in Maidenhead where a woman approached young children.
Wexham Park Hospital has urged members of the public to minimise pressures on services tomorrow by considering other treatment options before attending as the emergency department moves into the new assessment centre.
© Copyright 2016 Baylis Media Limited All right reserved
