Guidance

MMR for all: general leaflet

This leaflet explains the measles mumps rubella (MMR) vaccine for all eligible.

Applies to England

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MMR for all guide

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This guidance explains the MMR vaccination for anyone born on or after 21 December 2019 and explains:

  • the signs and symptoms of measles, mumps and rubella
  • who should have the MMR vaccine
  • the importance of having the correct, complete doses of MMR
  • you can get MMR vaccination , especially if you are not sure if you have had it
  • the importance of calling ahead to the GP or clinic if you suspect you have measles

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Updates to this page

Published 1 August 2016
Last updated 23 December 2025 show all updates
  1. Added revised version for adults and children who are not eligible for the new MMRV vaccination.

  2. Updated to include eligible cohorts.

  3. Updated the MMR leaflet with the latest edition

  4. Added HTML version of leaflet, order link for English leaflet and download links for translations.

  5. Added translated versions of this leaflet in Polish, Romanian and Somali.

  6. First published.

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