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These studies suggest that children need vaccinations for poliovirus, MMR, HepB, varicella, and influenza, with specific schedules for hepatitis B at birth, polio early, and additional vaccines like Quadracel for older children.
Vaccinations are crucial for protecting children from various potentially serious illnesses. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends a series of vaccinations to be administered by the age of 24 months. This synthesis will provide an overview of the recommended vaccinations for children based on multiple research papers.
Routine Vaccinations by Age 24 Months:
Influenza Vaccination:
Vaccination Disparities:
Special Considerations for Children with Medical Conditions:
Vaccination Schedule Adjustments:
Combined Vaccinations:
Children need to be vaccinated against 14 potentially serious illnesses by the age of 24 months, with high coverage rates for most vaccines. However, influenza vaccination rates are lower, and disparities exist based on insurance status and geographic location. Special strategies are necessary for children with specific medical conditions and premature infants. Combination vaccines like Quadracel can help reduce the number of injections. Ensuring timely and complete vaccination is essential for protecting children's health.
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