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Which adults are recommended to get pneumococcal vaccines?

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Under the National Adult Immunisation Schedule (NAIS), the following individuals are recommended to receive pneumococcal vaccination:

  • Persons aged 65 years or older

  • Persons aged 18-64 years old with any of the following medical conditions:

    • Chronic pulmonary, cardiovascular, liver disease, or diabetes mellitus;

    • Cochlear implant or cerebrospinal fluid leaks;

    • Immunocompromising conditions;

  • Chronic kidney disease

If you have any questions on whether pneumococcal vaccination is right for your specific situation, please consult your doctor and have a conversation.

Topics:

Pneumococcal Vaccines

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