In this article. The CDC says adults at greater risk of measles or mumps should get two doses of MMR vaccine, the second one 4 weeks after the first.This includes adults who: 1  Have been exposed to measles or mumps or live in an area where an outbreak has happened. 2  Are students in colleges or trade schools. 3  Travel internationally.or measles, the CDC advises a second dose for adults who: 1  Were previously given a vaccine made with killed measles (instead of the live-type of vaccine used today). 2  Were given an MMR vaccine between 1963 and 1967, but there's no record of what type.
1 For boneless chicken breasts, cook on high heat. 2  This should take about 6-10 minutes on each side. 3  Longer-cooking cuts (such as bone-in chicken parts) should be cooked over a lower heat.4  This could take between 45-60 minutes to cook. Longer-cooking cuts (such as bone-in chicken parts) should be cooked over a lower heat. 2  This could take between 45-60 minutes to cook. 3  Turn chicken every 10 minutes. 4  Use long-handled tongs or a wide metal spatula to move the chicken.
The next step is to put the skinless, boneless chicken breast on the preheated grill. Once youâve placed the chicken on the grid, youâll want to brush the exposed side of the chicken breast with oil. Having done this, allow the chicken breast to grill for between six and eight minutes.Youâll know that the chicken has been properly cooked when thereâs no pink in its center (but itâs not dried out either). Itâs recommended that you turn the chicken approximately midway through the grilling time.nce youâve placed the chicken on the grid, youâll want to brush the exposed side of the chicken breast with oil. Having done this, allow the chicken breast to grill for between six and eight minutes.