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.

Do not restart the series; resume where left off using minimum intervals from the ACIP catch-up schedule.