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. 2023 Nov 10;8(11):e012204. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2023-012204

Table 3.

Averted measles burden (in thousands) following the introduction of MR-MAPs

Projection assumption Higher coverage Lower coverage
Introduction strategy Sequential Accelerated Sequential Accelerated
Measurement Cases Deaths DALYs Cases Deaths DALYs Cases Deaths DALYs Cases Deaths DALYs
Low income 1076
(20.4%)
11.4
(22.6%)
742
(22.2%)
1116
(21.1%)
11.3
(22.5%)
739
(22.1%)
13 004
(36.7%)
164
(38.3%)
11 075
(38.6%)
14 465
(40.8%)
176
(41.2%)
11 851
(41.3%)
Lower middle income 5000
(34.2%)
38.1
(27.0%)
2494
(28.6%)
5452
(37.3%)
43.4
(30.8%)
2815
(32.3%)
16 905
(26.5%)
218
(31.9%)
13 612
(31.7%)
23 063
(36.2%)
220
(32.1%)
14 014
(32.7%)
Upper middle income 887
(61.9%)
2.85
(50.7%)
185
(50.7%)
884
(61.7%)
2.83
(50.4%)
184
(50.4%)
1350
(20.8%)
7.70
(21.7%)
517
(21.9%)
1094
(16.9%)
5.88
(16.6%)
395
(16.8%)
Total 6963
(32.7%)
52.3
(26.6%)
3420
(27.5%)
7452
(35.0%)
57.6
(29.2%)
3737
(30.1%)
31 259
(29.6%)
390
(34.0%)
25 204
(34.1%)
38 623
(36.5%)
402
(35.0%)
26 260
(35.5%)

Numbers represent the absolute cases, deaths and DALYs averted in thousands. Percentages in the brackets show the relative burden reduction compared with the scenarios without MR-MAPs.

DALY, disability-adjusted life-year; MR-MAP, measles-rubella microarray patch.