2011 Archived Topics
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December
Guidelines (No longer available)
Protect Vaccines and Protect Patients
Order Materials
Free Posters Available in Multiple Languages
Chickenpox
What You Need to Know about Chickenpox
November
Get Vaccinated
Protect Yourself & Loved Ones from Flu
September/October
Influenza (Flu) Viruses
Learn about the Viruses that Cause Flu
School Vaccines
Is Your Child Up to Date on Vaccines?
NIS-Teen
National Report Card on Teen Vaccine Coverage
August
Adult Vaccines
You Never Outgrow the Need for Vaccines
July
Teen Vaccines
Preteens and teens still need vaccines!
Travel Protection
Vaccines Help Provide Travel Protection
Vaccine Impact
Great Public Health Achievements, 2001-10
June
Adult Vaccination
Older Adults Need Vaccine Protection
May
Mumps
Be Sure Your Child Is Fully Immunized
April
Health-e-Cards
New eCards Promote Vaccines Electronically
Protect Infants
National Infant Immunization Week is April 23-30
Adult Booster
2011 Vaccine Recommendations for Adults
March
Polio Facts
Vaccine Success Keeps US Polio-Free
VFC Program
Program Helps Uninsured & Underinsured Kids
Children & Teens
Updated Vaccine Recommendations
January/February
Rubella Vaccine
MMR: Make Sure Your Child Is Fully Immunized
Pneumonia
Pneumonia Can Be Prevented
Shingles
Learn about Disease & Vaccine on New Site
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Content last reviewed on February 17, 2011
Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases