Vaccines and the Infectious Diseases They Prevent


	Just the flu or Influenza? Influenza kills people every year and sends many more to the hospital. Learn how to protect yourself and your family at www.influenza.com

	Is your adolescent protected from meningitis? Meningococcal disease can be devastating and potentially deadly. Younger people are at increased risk. Learn how at www.fightmeningitis.com

	Bitten by a wild animal? Learn about Rabies. Rabies is deadly in humans. If you've been bitten by an animal and may have been exposed, call your doctor. Then visit www.rabiesdisease.com

	Cut or wounded? Learn about Tetanus. You should be concerned about tetanus. Tetanus bacteria thrive anywhere there is dirt, entering the body through cuts. Visit www.tetanus.org

	Taking a trip outside of the United States? Protect yourself and your family from diseases while on vacation abroad. Learn how at www.travelersdiseases.com

	Should you be concerned about Hib disease? Yes. It can cause meningitis, pneumonia, and even death in infants and young children. Learn more at www.hib.com

	Why do children still need the polio vaccine? Polio, one of the most dreaded diseases of the 20th century, continues to cripple children. Learn more at www.polio.com

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This page last updated: 11-Aug-2010