CDC Revises Recommendation on RSV Vaccination for Adults
27 Jun 2024 • The CDC has updated its recommendation on the use of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccines for individuals aged 60 and above.
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The updated recommendation advises that individuals aged 75 and older should receive the RSV vaccine, while those aged 60-74 who are at a higher risk of severe RSV due to chronic medical conditions or living in nursing homes should also be vaccinated.
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It is important to note that this recommendation is for adults who did not receive the RSV vaccine last year.
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The updated recommendation is based on studies analyzing RSV disease burden, vaccine effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness. Healthcare providers should also discuss other fall vaccines to prevent respiratory infections.
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