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    • Rubella is a common viral infection, primarily affecting young adults and children, with potential for severe fetal complications if contracted during early pregnancy.
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    • While many countries have implemented rubella immunization programs to reduce CRS incidence, Pakistan's Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) currently lacks rubella vaccination.
    • Evidence is needed to assess the specific risk of congenital rubella in Pakistan to justify the integration of rubella vaccine into national immunization schedules.

    Key Insights:

    • Rubella vaccination is a proven intervention for preventing congenital rubella syndrome.
    • Integrating rubella vaccine into Pakistan's existing EPI schedule, alongside measles vaccination, is logistically feasible and cost-effective.
    • Implementing rubella immunization can significantly decrease the burden of CRS in Pakistan.

    Outlook:

    • Further research is recommended to quantify the burden of congenital rubella in Pakistan.
    • The findings support the strategic inclusion of rubella vaccination in Pakistan's national immunization program to eliminate CRS.
    • Successful integration of rubella vaccine can serve as a model for other resource-limited countries facing similar challenges.