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Update on identifying measles, mumps and rubella

Susan Lipscombe
One of the lovely things about this journal is that so many people, from many different disciplines, read it and are helpful enough to write in and make suggestions as to how we can improve and update information written in our articles. I was lucky enough to receive a letter from Dr Fink, Clinical Virologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer at The University of Warwick, who kindly gave updated information on my article Measles, mumps and rubella – can you identify them? (Dermatology in Practice 2006, Volume 14 Number 3).
Dermatology in practice 2007; 15(1): 20–20
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