28/08/2025
đMeasles
Measles cases are on the rise in the UK. Vaccination is vital to protect both your own children and those around you who are vulnerable. If youâve missed a dose, or you havenât started yet, itâs never too late to catch up.
Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent many infectious diseases, and while anti-vaccine stories are often spread on social media, these may not be based on scientific evidence and could put your child at risk of a serious illness.
Facts:
Vaccines do not cause autism â studies have found no evidence of a link between the MMR vaccine and autism
They do not overload or weaken the immune system
Vaccines undergo rigorous safety testing before being introduced â theyâre also constantly monitored for side effects
If people are not vaccinated, serious illnesses can spread. Measles can lead to life-threatening complications like meningitis, and may even be fatal. Book your childâs vaccine today.