Aseptic Meningitits : Prevention
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Good hand washing, immunization (against mumps or chicken pox, for example), and other general good health measures may reduce the risk of developing an infection that can progress to meningitis.
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Vaccine administered, usually to a baby or child, to prevent infection with a specific serious illness. People are given immunizations to protect them from serious illnesses.
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Detailed information on immunizations for adults and children, including a current immunization schedule
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Immunizations aren't just for children. Adults need immunizations, too. Ask your doctor which of the following shots you may need.
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Detailed information on immunizations for adults and children, including a current immunization schedule
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Detailed information on immunizations for adults and children, including a current immunization schedule
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Detailed information on immunizations for adults and children, including a current immunization schedule
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Detailed information on immunizations for adults and children, including a current immunization schedule
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Detailed information on immunizations for adults and children, including a current immunization schedule
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Detailed information on newborn immunizations and the hepatitis B vaccine
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For a variety of reasons every year, nearly one million children under age 2 aren't fully immunized.
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A new vaccine can help head off meningococcal meningitis for 11- and 12-year-olds, teens entering high school and college freshmen in dormitories.
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Adult Immunization ScheduleVaccineHow often?Disease PreventedWho needs it?
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This guide can help you determine if you need to be immunized. Talk to your health care provider to be sure your immunizations are up to date.
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Did you wash your hands this morning? Bravo! Washing your hands helps prevent the spread of potentially dangerous germs.
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Detailed information on the importance of hand washing in the prevention of infectious diseases
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Detailed information on the importance of hand washing in the prevention of infectious diseases
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