patients and parents:

Can Adults Receive Vaccines?

Yes, adults need vaccines too. Some vaccines, like the flu shot, are recommended annually. Others, like the tetanus booster, are needed every 10 years. Adults should also receive vaccines for shingles and pneumonia as recommended.

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