Infectious Disease, Immunizations & Hematology

On the CDC website; the ACIP-approved schedules are reviewed and published at least annually (typically each year).

A contraindication means the vaccine should not be given (high risk of serious reaction); a precaution means weigh risks/benefits and may defer if moderate-severe acute illness.

A severe (anaphylactic) allergic reaction to a previous dose of that vaccine or to a vaccine component.

Mild illness, low-grade fever, current antibiotic use, mild local reaction to prior dose, breastfeeding, prematurity, and family history of adverse events.

MMR, varicella, intranasal live influenza (LAIV), and yellow fever.