Measles is a communicable disease that requires immunization to prevent illness when exposed to it.
Measles is a communicable disease and highly contagious. It is usually very serious in children. The disease can be contacted through droplets in the air, physical contact and through mother-to-child transmission.
It is a very serious disease as it is caused by a virus which replicates very fast in the throat and nose thereby creating symptoms such as runny nose, coughing, sneezing and is usually accompanied with a rash.
The severity and death rates is what gave rise to the creating of a measles vaccine which is usually given to babies after birth to make them immune to the potential exposure to the virus.
Diabetes, bronchitis and strep throat have no vaccine as they can always be treated or managed with over-the-counter drugs.
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