Debate on US Childhood Vaccine Schedules Compared to Other Countries

An article questions why the United States' childhood vaccine schedule, which can include 30 to 75 doses by age 18, differs significantly from those in other countries.

18 Aug, 09:00 — 18 Aug, 09:00

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If Other Countries Give Fewer Shots, Why Can't We Ask Why?

If Other Countries Give Fewer Shots, Why Can't We Ask Why? Authored by Jack Hellner via AmericanThinker.com, By age 18, a child in the United States can receive roughly 30 to 75 total vaccine doses if they follow standard schedules and get annual flu shots. Fewer shots are needed because vaccines are combined. By comparison, in Germany, the Robert Koch Institute (via the Standing Committee on Vaccination, STIKO) recommends routine protection against about 12 to 15 infectious ...

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Debate on US Childhood Vaccine Schedules Compared to Other Countries

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