In April 2025, Mityana District in Central Uganda confirmed a measles outbreak involving one suspected death. We investigated to determine outbreak magnitude, identify transmission risk factors, and assess vaccination coverage (VC) and vaccine effectiveness (VE) to inform control and prevention measures. We defined a s...
M. Nakabuye, R. Migisha, N. Matovu et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
Strengthening routine MR1 and MR2 delivery, targeted catch-up vaccination, community-linked surveillance, and pre-positioned district response plans with clear activation triggers will be critical to closing immunity gaps and accelerating measles elimination in Uganda.
S. Namasambi, R. Migisha, C. Ankunda et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
This outbreak was driven by suboptimal vaccination coverage, school-based transmission, and delayed detection, and revealed male-dominated decision-making, vaccine mistrust, and cultural framing of measles as a self-resolving illness as vaccination barriers.
S. Namasambi, R. Migisha, V. Kigongo et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
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