Who needs immunizations?
• Children and newborns: Childhood immunizations are recommended from birth through 18 months, with other vaccinations possible up to 18 years of age. See the Immunization Schedule for complete details. • Adolescents: Vaccinations targeted specifically to adolescents and teenagers include those against meningococcal disease and HPV. • College Students: Those entering high school and college should be protected against hepatitis and meningococcal disease. See our brochure below on Meningococcal Disease Facts. • Adults: Adults need periodic booster shots, and immunization against diseases such as hepatitis. See the Adult Immunization Schedule for details. • Travelers: International travelers can should contact their local health office about recommended immunizations before departure. Also see our Travelers’ Information Pages. What do we immunize against?Our childhood vaccinations include: • Hepatitis B • Diphtheria, Tetanus and Whooping Cough (Pertussis) • Polio • Hib (Haemophilus influ
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