During #WorldImmunizationWeek and #NIIW, we celebrate our 2025 Immunization Champion Award winners Kevin A. Ault, MD, FIDSA, FACOG; Theodore Barrett, MS, MD, FACOG; and Laurie B. Griffin, MD, PhD, FACOG.
Health care professionals have the power to protect. Find resources: buff.ly/ciJVcl1
It's #nationalinfantimmunizationweek!
Babies need their first dose of the MMR vaccine at 12 months, or as early as 6 months if they are traveling internationally or to areas in the United States with measles outbreaks.
Learn more: phila.gov/health #NIIW
This week’s new #LaborOfLovePodcast episode focuses on the vital role of #MaternalVaccines. Veronica Pimentel, MD, MS, FACOG, and experts share the latest guidance and coadministration strategies for immunization during pregnancy. Listen now: buff.ly/uBoSUH2 #NIIW #VaccinesWork
🛡️ Hey parents! You’ve got a superpower — protecting your little ones from serious diseases 💪✨ This National Infant Immunization Week, let’s spread the word: vaccines are safe, thoroughly tested, and one of the best gifts you can give your child’s future 🎁👶 #NIIW25 #NIIW
It's #nationalinfantimmunizationweek
Your baby needs 4 doses of the DTaP vaccine to keep them safe from diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough. Talk to their doctor or call a city health center to get them vaccinated: phila.gov/health #niiw
Most parents choose the safe, proven protection of vaccines. Giving babies the recommended vaccinations by age two is the best way to protect them from 14 serious childhood diseases, like whooping cough (pertussis) and measles. #CommunityHealth #NIIW #ivax2protect
Dropping off postcards to our State Reps to remind them of the importance of protecting children two years and younger from vaccine-preventable diseases. #NIIW #NIIW25
This National Infant Immunization Week, we’re reflecting on how routine vaccines help protect our youngest children from preventable diseases—like measles, which has seen a recent resurgence in parts of the U.S.
Talk to your pediatrician to stay on track. 💬
#NIIW #InfantHealth #CCHA
A picture of a baby. Text says "More children live until at least age one than at any other time in human history. Vaccines account for 40% of increases in infant survival. The measles vaccine alone accounts for 60% of those lives saved. Vaccines save lives. (Source: World Health Organization)
This week is National Infant Immunization Week. Thanks to vaccines, more babies than ever before are living to see at least their first birthday, but widespread misinformation is putting their lives at risk. Get the facts & get your baby up to date on vaccines: www.cdc.gov/vaccines-chi.... #NIIW
#NationalInfantImmunizationWeek is here! 🎉 Did you know the #BCGvaccine, given at birth, protects against #TB? It's a crucial step in safeguarding infants against this infectious disease, ensuring a healthier start to life. #NIIW #ProtectOurFuture
