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Due to the risk of inactivation, the measles vaccine should not be given within the 6 weeks, and if it is possible the 3 months, after an injection of immunoglobulins or blood product containing immunoglobulins (blood, plasma).
For the same reason, immunoglobulins should not be administered within the two weeks after the vaccination.
Tuberculin positive individuals may transitionally become tuberculin negative after vaccination.
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