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Immunize Org A trusted source of immunization information. Disclaimer: https://www.immunize.org/disclaimer vaccine recommendations.

Immunize.org creates and distributes educational materials for healthcare professionals and the public that enhance the delivery of safe and effective immunization services. Immunize.org also facilitates communication about the safety, efficacy, and use of vaccines within the broad immunization community of patients, parents, healthcare organizations, and government health agencies. Since 1995, th

e Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been a major financial supporter of Immunize.org for the purpose of educating healthcare professionals about U.S. Immunize.org websites -- www.immunize.org and www.vaccineinformation.org -- are designated by the World Health Organization as a website meeting credibility and content good information practices criteria.

The ImmunizeOrg website offers a wealth of resources to support your vaccination practice. You’ll find “Standing Orders ...
04/24/2026

The ImmunizeOrg website offers a wealth of resources to support your vaccination practice. You’ll find “Standing Orders for Administering Tdap/Td Vaccine to Children and Teens Age 7 Years and Older” here: www.immunize.org/wp-content/uploads/catg.d/p3078a.pdf.

This 3-page PDF document (last updated February 2026) is free to download, print, and share.

New from the ImmunizeOrg Shop: Laminated VIS QR Code Tables!Give patients instant smartphone access to CDC Vaccine Infor...
04/23/2026

New from the ImmunizeOrg Shop: Laminated VIS QR Code Tables!

Give patients instant smartphone access to CDC Vaccine Information Statements (VIS)—no paper, no outdated handouts, and no hassle. These new tables belong in any room where vaccinations are given. Key features include:

• Durable and wipeable laminate
• Always current (QR codes auto-update to the latest VIS)
• Folds into an 8.5"x11" desk booklet or opens to an 11"x17" wall poster
• Available in English and as a Spanish translation bundle with side-by-side English text
• Links to VIS translations in dozens of languages
• Bonus: "Addressing Vaccination Anxiety" resources and additional VIS content resources on the back

A simple, paperless way to meet federal VIS requirements right where you vaccinate.

Order today at Shop.Immunize.org.

Anxiety about needles is common in children and adults. For some, anxiety can lead them to delay or avoid vaccination, e...
04/23/2026

Anxiety about needles is common in children and adults. For some, anxiety can lead them to delay or avoid vaccination, even if they know it’s important. ImmunizeOrg’s president and CEO, Dr. Kelly L. Moore offers practical advice for healthcare professionals and the public in the Improving the Vaccination Experience Video Series. Each video is about 4 minutes long.

Find today’s video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIfmCrfI85w

13 likes. "Fainting Related to Vaccination: What You Need to Know"

Vaccinators need accurate, up-to-date immunization news at their fingertips. More than 50,000 email subscribers rely on ...
04/22/2026

Vaccinators need accurate, up-to-date immunization news at their fingertips. More than 50,000 email subscribers rely on ImmunizeOrg’s IZ Express e-newsletter for up-to-date, evidence-based vaccine information, educational opportunities, and resources each Wednesday. You can subscribe simply by providing your email address today.

Help us get the latest vaccine news to every clinical and public health professional who needs to know…now more than ever.

IZ Express is free! Subscribe today: www.immunize.org/news/iz-express/about

Get the immunization news you need in this week’s issue of IZ Express.More Top Stories include:• “Tetanus Surveillance—U...
04/22/2026

Get the immunization news you need in this week’s issue of IZ Express.

More Top Stories include:
• “Tetanus Surveillance—United States, 2009–2023” published in MMWR

• “Clusters of Invasive Haemophilus influenzae Type B Disease Among Adults Using Substances or Experiencing Homelessness or Housing Instability—Alaska, Oregon, and Washington, 2023─2025” published in MMWR

Read the entire issue online: www.immunize.org/news/iz-express/issue/1870

50,000+ healthcare professionals rely on IZ Express to keep up to date on new and updated vaccine recommendations from CDC, notable publications, and vaccination resources from Immunize​.org and our partners.

Subscribe for free today: www.immunize.org/news/iz-express/about/

Hib meningitis incidence historically peaked at a younger age (4–6 months) among AI/AN infants than among other U.S. inf...
04/21/2026

Hib meningitis incidence historically peaked at a younger age (4–6 months) among AI/AN infants than among other U.S. infant populations (6–7 months). ACIP has made a preferential recommendation for vaccination with a primary series of PedvaxHIB (PRP-OMP, Merck) or Vaxelis (DTaP-IPV-Hib-HepB, MSP Company) for AI/AN infants. PedvaxHIB and Vaxelis (which also contains PRP-OMP as its Hib component) both produce a protective antibody response after the first dose.

You’ll find this answer, as well as other Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b) vaccine Q&As, here: www.immunize.org/ask-experts/topic/hib.

The ImmunizeOrg website offers a wealth of resources to support your vaccination practice. You’ll find “Standing Orders ...
04/20/2026

The ImmunizeOrg website offers a wealth of resources to support your vaccination practice. You’ll find “Standing Orders for Administering Human Papillomavirus Vaccine to Children and Teens” here: www.immunize.org/wp-content/uploads/catg.d/p3090.pdf.

This 3-page PDF document (last updated February 2026) is free to download, print, and share.

Today’s Ask the Experts question and answer is presented by ImmunizeOrg’s president and CEO, Dr. Kelly L. Moore. Establi...
04/20/2026

Today’s Ask the Experts question and answer is presented by ImmunizeOrg’s president and CEO, Dr. Kelly L. Moore. Established more than 25 years ago, our popular Ask the Experts feature offers answers to more than a thousand questions about vaccines and their administration. We regularly add new questions and answers to this feature, and review and revise all information to reflect current ACIP recommendations.

Find today’s video here: https://youtu.be/NAONOxqnJCs

Welcome to Immunize.org’s Ask the Experts resources. This Ask the Experts question is presented by Immunize.org’s Kelly L. Moore, MD, MPH. Question: Which ad...

We love hearing from the healthcare and public health professionals we serve about how they use the news and resources w...
04/19/2026

We love hearing from the healthcare and public health professionals we serve about how they use the news and resources we provide. Everyone who recommends or administers vaccines is welcome to visit our website and subscribe to our free weekly newsletter, IZ Express.

We are here to provide the trusted, timely information you need to support the delivery of safe and effective immunization services for people of all ages.

Visit us at www.immunize.org.

Join 50,000+ subscribers to our free weekly IZ Express newsletter at: www.immunize.org/news/iz-express/about/ .

Hib invasive disease does not always result in development of protective antibody levels. Children younger than 24 month...
04/18/2026

Hib invasive disease does not always result in development of protective antibody levels. Children younger than 24 months of age who develop invasive Hib disease should be considered susceptible and should receive Hib vaccine. Vaccination of these children should start as soon as possible during the convalescent phase of the illness. A complete series as recommended for the child’s age should be administered.

You’ll find this answer, as well as other Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b) vaccine Q&As, here: www.immunize.org/ask-experts/topic/hib.

The ImmunizeOrg website offers a wealth of resources to support your vaccination practice. You’ll find “Vaccine Storage ...
04/17/2026

The ImmunizeOrg website offers a wealth of resources to support your vaccination practice. You’ll find “Vaccine Storage Emergency Response Worksheet” here: www.immunize.org/wp-content/uploads/catg.d/p3051.pdf.

This 1-page PDF (last updated March 2026) is free to download, print, and share.

Anxiety about needles is common in children and adults. For some, anxiety can lead them to delay or avoid vaccination, e...
04/16/2026

Anxiety about needles is common in children and adults. For some, anxiety can lead them to delay or avoid vaccination, even if they know it’s important. ImmunizeOrg’s president and CEO, Dr. Kelly L. Moore offers practical advice for healthcare professionals and the public in the Improving the Vaccination Experience Video Series. Each video is about 4 minutes long.

Find today’s video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RH8vtoO7qsg

3 likes. "Addressing Vaccination Anxiety for Children: Strategies for Vaccine Recipients and Caregivers"

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