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	Vaccines & Immunizations Vaccine-preventable disease levels are at or near record lows. However, we cannot take high immunization coverage levels for granted, to continue to protect America's children and adults, we must obtain maximum immunization coverage in all populations, establish effective partnerships, conduct reliable scientific research, implement immunization systems, and ensure vaccine safety.   View by Topic International Vaccination Efforts Vaccination for Specific Groups of People Vaccination for Travelers Vaccine Beliefs & Concerns Vaccine Components Vaccine Research & Development Vaccine Safety and Adverse Event Reports Vaccine-Preventable Diseases and Specific Vaccines Check out the National Infant Immunization Week events and activities! NIIW events, activities, and materials (posters, radio and TV public service announcements, etc.) are available on-line...more Instant Immunization Schedule for children 5 years old and younger Get the best protection for your child - make sure your child is immunized on schedule. For a complete list of recommended immunizations, just select your child's birth date...more Parent's Guide to Childhood Immunization This 94-page booklet introduces parents to 12 childhood diseases and the vaccines that can protect children from them. Availalbe in English and Spanish...more Revised standards for immunization practices The National Vaccine Advisory Committee (NVAC) recently released revised standards for immunization practices. The revised standards recommend making vaccines easily accessible and implementing strategies to improve vaccination rates...more		Email this page Printer-friendly version Frequently Asked For Immunization Schedules NIP Home Page News & Events Publications & Resources Flu Vaccination Campaign Flu vaccine is the best way to prevent infection with the flu virus and the complications associated with flu. But everyone must be re-vaccinated each year because the flu viruses change each year. For more information, explore our pages about flu vaccine. National Adult Immunization Awareness Week Immunization: Building a path to a healthy tomorrow National Immunization Awareness Month (August) Engage local organizations in immunization efforts and create brochures for outreach efforts ... National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) Immunizing infants against 12 vaccine-preventable diseases by the age of two ... Racial and Ethnic Adult Disparities in Immunization Initiative (READII) Designed to improve influenza and pneumococcal vaccination rates for African-Americans and Hispanics 65 years of age and older.
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