JAB
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| Origin | Adelaide |
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| Australia | |
| Members | Ash Wednesday |
| Bohdan X | |
| Albums | Fire from the Wick |
| Record labels | Enterphil Entertainment Corporation |
| Genres | Experimental Rock |
| Art Rock | |
| Punk Rock | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2576308 |
About JAB
JAB were an Australian punk rock band, which formed in Adelaide in 1976. The original line-up was Johnny Crash on drums and vocals, Ash Wednesday on bass guitar, synthesiser and tapes, and Bohdan X on guitar and vocals. Johnny Crash died on 24 January 2014.
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Watch for measles, UK doctors told, as vaccine rate dips
By Michelle RobertsDigital health editor
Doctors must be on high alert for measles as vaccine rates among young children have dipped to a 10-year low, leaving some unprotected and risking outbreaks of The highly infectious and dangerous virus, experts say.
It is The First Time in decades The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has issued national guidance such as this.
At least 95% of children should be double vaccinated by The Age Of five.
But The UK is well below that Target .
Show only 84. 5% had received a second shot of The protective measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) Jab - The lowest level since 2010-11.
Measles can make children very sick. The main symptoms are a fever and a rash but it can cause serious complications including meningitis. For some, it is fatal.
What is measles?The RCPCH is worried The UK is now seeing a " devastating resurgence" of virtually eliminated life-threatening diseases such as measles, because of low vaccine uptake.
Between 1 January 1 and 30 June, there were 128 laboratory-confirmed measles cases in England - compared with 54 in The whole of 2022.
Many were in London, Wales and Leicester.
RCPCH president Dr Camilla Kingdon, said: " Having to consider measles in our national guidance for The First Time in decades is a disappointing but necessary move.
" Many paediatricians I know live In Fear of potential measles outbreaks this winter. "
The RCPCH is urging doctors to use " every opportunity" to check a child's vaccination status and offer The MMR Jab to those who have not had two doses.
Parents are advised:
The RCPCH is also calling for The government to publish its " overdue" national vaccination strategy and focus attention on ensuring equal access to immunisations across all regions and socio-economic groups.
Dr Kingdon said: " Of course, vaccine hesitancy is an issue but there are real problems with accessibility that are also at play. We know that there are significant inequalities in vaccine uptake by ethnicity, deprivation and geography. This has to be addressed. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
