US EditionSes Includes a New Combined Measles, Rubella, Mumps and Chickenpox Vaccine in the Common Vaccination Schedule
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The Extreme Health Service (ES) introduces a new combined vaccine against measles, rubella, mumps and chickenpox (SRPV), ProQuad, into the common lifelong vaccination schedule, systematically, at four years of age. Up to now, individual and separate doses of the Triple Viric vaccine (TV, MMR Vaxpro), versus measles, rubella and mumps, at 12 months, and the individual dose of the varicella vaccine (VVZ, Varivax) were administered at 15 months. At…
The Extreme Health Service (ES) has introduced a new combined vaccine against measles, rubella, mumps and chickenpox (SRPV), ProQuad® into the common lifelong vaccination schedule, systematically, at 4 years of age. Up to now, individual and separate doses of the Triple Virica vaccine (TV, MMR Vaxpro®), versus measles, rubella and mumps, at 12 months, and the individual dose of the varicella vaccine (VVZ, Varivax®) were administered at 15 months…
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