MEASLES IN ADULTS: THE IMMUNOLOGICAL PARADOX BETWEEN VACCINATION HISTORY AND CLINICAL DISEASE

The high incidence of clinically manifest measles among the adult population of Tashkent, predominantly in individuals with a documented history of prior vaccination, indicates not vaccine failure but rather the critical impact of waning post-vaccination immunity. These findings highlight the need to reassess current population protection strategies by incorporating serological screening and implementing targeted revaccination programs for adult populations at increased epidemiological risk. If the conference has a specific formatting style (Scopus, Springer, IEEE, APA, etc.), I can also adjust the author affiliations and title accordingly.