Routine vaccination in infancy and childhood has made new __________ outbreaks unlikely in industrialized nations.

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Rubella is a vaccine-preventable disease and routine vaccination in infancy and childhood has significantly reduced the incidence of outbreaks. Vaccination against HIV or malaria is not currently available, and toxoplasmosis is generally not considered an infectious disease that can cause large outbreaks.

Routine Vaccination in Infancy and Childhood Has Made New __________