Common names:
Lockjaw, whooping cough and diphtheria
> These diseases can lead to muscle spasms,
breathing and heart problems, pneumonia,
seizures, brain damage, coma, paralysis
and death
What to do:
Get your shots!
> 1 dose
> For all teens 11 and older
> Ask your doctor, school nurse or parent
for more information!!
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UPDATE: New FLU Recommendations
Annual vaccination for all children aged 6 months to 18 years starting in 2009-2010 influenza season.
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Meningococcal
> Bacteria spread through coughing, sneezing,kissing, or sharing anything by mouth, like
utensils, cups/glasses, toothbrushes, sports
mouthpieces, musical mouthpieces
> Can cause pneumonia, blood infections,
swelling of the brain and spinal cord, high
fever, brain damage, loss of hearing or loss
of limbs
What to do:
Get your shots!
> 1 dose
> For all teens 11-12 year olds through
college age
> Ask your doctor, school nurse or parent
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Influenza
> Virus spreads through coughing
or sneezing
> Can be very serious for other family
members that are either younger or older or
have other chronic conditions like asthma,
heart disease, or diabetes
What to do:
Get your shots OR the nasal mist immunization!
> 1 dose every year
> Especially for those with chronic conditions
or those who are pregnant or who have
family members with chronic conditions
> Ask your doctor, school nurse or parent for
more information!!
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Human Papillomavirus
> Very common virus spread through
sexual contact
> Leads to certain forms of cervical cancer
and genital warts
What to do:
Get your shots!
> 3 doses
> For females 11 through 26 years old
> Ask your doctor, school nurse or parent for
more information!!
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