Pediatrics
Measles Vaccine May Increase Bowel Disease Risk
Published in Vaccine Weekly, June 26th, 1995
Persistent measles virus infection has been identified in intestinal tissue by immunohistochemistry for measles nucleocapsid protein, in-situ hybridization for measles genomic RNA, and electron microscopy. The persistence of measles in Crohn's-disease-affected bowel has been confirmed through immunogold electron microscopy.
"The incidence of inflammatory bowel disease has increased over the past few decades, during which the use of live measles vaccines has become routine," researcher N.P. Thompson and...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (1995-06-26)
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