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Tetanus is easy to prevent but tough to treat — vaccines are your best defense
From influenza and COVID-19 to pneumococcal, shingles and more, vaccines help keep you healthy
Baby’s caregivers should be up-to-date on flu, COVID-19 and Tdap vaccines to protect the newborn in their lives
These kids’ visits include getting important vaccines and checking on developmental milestones
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Getting vaccinated in October can help protect you against severe illness between November and March
Most routine vaccines are safe for people living with multiple sclerosis — but be sure to talk with your care team about your needs
For starters, autism spectrum disorder isn’t a disease
The answer varies from person to person and vaccine to vaccine
Vaccination is best for prevention, but if you get sick with COVID-19, treatments are available
While it typically starts in October, vaccine effectiveness can affect its duration and severity
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