seeing cases rising, we need to ensure that our children, young people and even young adults are fully against measles. if people and even young adults are fully against measles.— people and even young adults are fully against measles. if there is a teena . er fully against measles. if there is a teenager who _ fully against measles. if there is a teenager who never _ fully against measles. if there is a teenager who never got _ fully against measles. if there is a teenager who never got their - fully against measles. if there is a i teenager who never got their mmr, fully against measles. if there is a - teenager who never got their mmr, is there a cut—off point at which you have to have the vaccine in order for it to be effective? trio. have to have the vaccine in order for it to be effective?— for it to be effective? no, that is the other good — for it to be effective? no, that is the other good news, _ for it to be effective? no, that is the other good news, there - for it to be effective? no, that is the other good news, there is i for it to be effective? no, that isj the other good news, there is no upper age limit. the teenager that is not vaccinated as a young child can be vaccinated now and the same applies for people in their 20s. it is really important because measles is really important because measles is really important because measles is really nasty in adulthood, as well as being very nasty for young people. well as being very nasty for young --eole. ., . ~ well as being very nasty for young --eole. . , ., well as being very nasty for young n-eole. . , . ., people. helen patrick, festival of children's health _ people. helen patrick, festival of children's health at _ people. helen patrick, festival of children's health at ucl, - people. helen patrick, festival of children's health at ucl, thank. people. helen patrick, festival of. children's health at ucl, thank you very much. two key. the government plans to scrap the requirement for health and social care workers in england to be vaccinated against coronavirus. the health secretary sajid javid told the house of commons he believes it is "no longer