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Frontiers in psychology
large measles outbreak occurred quebec canada 2011 although nearly twothirds cases occurred two health districts mass vaccination campaign targeting quebec elementary high school students without valid twodose history undertaken prevent future outbreaks compared rates nonvaccination age first measles vaccine dose among students two mostaffected districts rest province estimated improvement overall student measles immunity due mass schoolbased vaccination campaign data extracted provincial vaccination registry students kindergarten grade 11 20112012 school year telephone survey conducted three subgroups students whose first measles vaccine dose recorded vaccination registry received 2011 school vaccination campaign students dose recorded registry whose parents refused receipt school campaign students dose recorded registry information parental consentrefusal school campaign neither prevalence nonvaccinated younger age first pediatric dose higher two mostaffected districts versus rest province school campaign vaccinated nearly 8 students including 7 previously received least one dose outbreak 3 students vaccinated onethird 13 vaccinated campaign campaign likely increased absolute school population immunity 17 concentration measles cases two mostaffected health districts large quebec outbreak explained students unvaccinated received first vaccine dose younger age vaccination campaign reached onethird unvaccinated students marginally improved population immunity