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ACIP Recommendations

 View the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices' (ACIP's) vaccination recommendations for people of all ages in the U.S. View

CDC Guidelines for Vaccinating Pregnant Women

 Based off of the ACIP's recommendations and guidelines, CDC offers healthcare providers guidelines and resources for vaccinating their pregnant patients. View

Children’s Catch-Up Immunization Schedule

 CDC's recommended catch-up schedule for children (4 months through 18 years) who start late or are more than 1 month behind on their immunizations. View

VIC Network Vaccine Webinars

 The Vaccine Immunization Communication (VIC) Network regularly posts new webinars about effective immunization communication strategies, the importance of utilizing new media technologies to convey consistent immunization messages and current immunization issues. View

Give Birth to the End of Hep B

 The Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) has a variety of resources to help hospitals and birthing centers meet the national standard of care by providing a universal birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine. View

#HowIRecommend HPV Vaccination Video Series

 CDC's #HowIRecommend video series highlights clinicians who explain how they are achieving high HPV vaccination rates and effectively addressing HPV vaccination questions in their practices. These short, informative videos cover a range of topics related to HPV vaccination. View

Model Interstate IIS Sharing Statute

 Vaccinate Your Family worked with The Department of Health Policy at The George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Service and other partners to develop a model interstate immunization information sharing statute. View

“Not Vaccinated? No Kisses!” Billboard

 Use VYF's most popular billboard to incorporate a little humor to remind people why vaccines are so important. View

Video FAQs

 Vaccinate Your Family created these short videos to help answer common questions that parents have about childhood vaccines. View

Personalized Childhood Immunization Schedule

 Visit CDC's website to create a personalized vaccination schedule for your child (up to 6 years old). View

Adult Immunization Schedule for 19 Years and Older (Easy-to-Read)

 View the U.S. recommended adult immunization schedule for people 19 years of age and older to find out which diseases you can protect yourself and your loved ones from.
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Childhood Immunization Schedule from Birth through 6 Years Old (Easy-to-Read)

 CDC's easy-to-read immunization schedule helps parents figure out which vaccines are recommended for children from birth through 6 years old in the U.S. View

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