Measles cases are increasing, prompting some parents to seek early MMR vaccinations for their children. Though standard doses begin at 12 months, high-risk children can receive early doses. Vaccination is crucial, especially for those traveling or in outbreak areas. Consult with healthcare providers to understand the need and reimbursement for early doses.
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The MMR vaccine schedule includes two routine doses for children, starting at 12 months and before kindergarten. Catch-up schedules exist for missed doses, with specific intervals. Special situations, like outbreaks, require additional precautions. Adults may need an extra dose if at high risk. Understanding these schedules ensures better protection against measles.
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In 2024, despite decreased discussion of COVID, the emergence of the FLiRT variants serves as a reminder of ongoing COVID risks. Although many are vaccinated or have immunity, rising cases indicate the potential for a summer surge. It’s crucial to monitor COVID activity, stay updated on vaccines, and follow recommended guidelines for protection against the new variants.
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Measles outbreaks in Europe pose a risk for international travelers. Unvaccinated individuals can start outbreaks in the US, and travelers may bring home the disease. With cases surging in Europe, it’s crucial to ensure vaccination before travel. Even non-travelers should consider vaccination due to the rising measles threat.
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