Pertussis (Whooping Cough) – What You Need To Know
Protection from the childhood vaccine (DTaP) decreases over time. Preteens, teens and adults need to be revaccinated, even if they were completely vaccinated as children. Learn more about protecting against pertussis...
Learn More About Preteen and Teen Vaccines
Inspector General's Report on Vaccines for Children
CDC addressing vaccine management issues; no need for children to be revaccinated. More>>
Who & When
(Immunization Schedules)
Birth through 6 Years
7 through 18 Years
19 Years and Older
Learn more about how CDC sets the immunization schedule for your family
Diseases and the Vaccines that Prevent Them
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Traveling Soon?
What vaccines does your child need before international travel? If you plan international travel with your child, see vaccine recommendations for infants & children.
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