Common measles are caused by the Rubeola virus, which has had an effective vaccine for years now. In this brochure, it discusses the virus' morphology, distribution & occurrence, associated disease and infection cycle. It also includes its' primary mode of transmission, sign & symptoms, complications, laboratory diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. In addition, there is a little reminder for parents at the end.
This project this time is done in pairs; as usual, my partner did the thorough research meanwhile I helped in both summarizing and the layout of this. [I do not own the logos used in this project, specifically the college department logo and the university logo. I also do not own any of the images used for the brochure. All credits to their respective owners. This brochure is not for commercial use.]
