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  • May 12, 2014
  • December 2, 2025

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Provides healthcare professionals with quick access to CDC-recommended immunization schedules for all ages. Features include color-coded schedules, hyperlinked vaccine details, and catch-up schedules. Content is automatically updated when connected to ensure the latest information.

Infant, child, and adolescent schedules
Adult immunization recommendations
Contraindications and precautions table
Color-coded schedule coordination
Hyperlinked dose specifics
Catch-up schedule guidance
Automatic content updates
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What's New in CDC Vaccine Schedules

12.12.4

December 2, 2025

Minor fix.

User reviews

Amazing

for all of use who’ve abused cocaine for years frying brain cells, hosting brain worms to eat the remaining functioning cells. Also great advice regarding storing bear meat!

No longer valuable

Used to be the go to resource for vaccines. JFK jr. ruined that…

Very useful

Pleasantly surprised to read top recommendations what to do if a worm eats your brain, and how to store bear meat

Good for what it is……

I’ve been a pharmacist for 33 years. The app is just a reiteration of the ACIP vaccine schedules that we all used print from the website. The app is much handier than paper. I think the previous reviews have expected more information (adverse effects, package insert info etc) than the app is designed to provide. If you need detail, you still have to access the website. But in the grand scheme of things this is pretty good basic info app.
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NowI see that the whole ordeal was useless… And DANGEROUS!

“ Scary” didn’t know just how close he was to the truth, but he had no idea back then. “Needs Work” hit the nail right on the head, but back then she didn’t know the real truth. Now we do?This whole vaccination ordeal was nothing but a hoax and a very dangerous Vaccination they wanted us to take with no thought to human life, or at least a human like that we were used to.
These are FACTS that I’m getting ready to tell you: I was dead set against getting this vaccination. There was no way in heck that I was going to get it…Until my sister told me that if I wanted to see my mom again, which was 93 at the time, that I WOULD get the vaccination. So I had no choice. My mom hadn’t been out of the house in months because of the pandemic. So we went to get our shots. She got Covid first and on the 93 year old elderly person that was pitiful thank God for the infusions they had, or she would had died.When I got my vaccination, I was feeling pretty lousy one day I went to the health department. I thought I had a cold… Nope Covid. Almost immediately after I got my last Covid shot I couldn’t breathe. I thought it was getting too fat because I couldn’t breathe. I was telling my best friend. Finally I got so bad I had to go to the doctor. They slap me in the hospital so fast it wasn’t even funny. I had three blood clots, yes, they determined it was from theVaccine. One in my leg and one in EACH LUNG!!
Now in 2023/2024 we all know that this was a halt and it was nothing but to benefit somebody’s pocket. And the “so-called” WH0, doctor, and I use the term loosely, was no doctor at all. He had a hand in making thisVirus and so did everyone else around it that earmarked money monthly to be sent to the lab to mutate the Virus. I mean, for God sakes, OUR own Government did this to us. God help America!
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What is the CDC Vaccine Schedules app?

This application provides healthcare professionals with immediate access to the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)-recommended immunization schedules. It includes detailed footnotes and is designed for those who administer vaccines to patients of all ages, from infants to adults.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include separate schedules for children/adolescents and adults, a contraindications and precautions table, and color-coding that matches printed schedules. It also offers hyperlinked vaccine names for dose specifics, a catch-up schedule for children, and links to related vaccine resources.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, this application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, making it a cost-free resource for healthcare professionals.

How does the app ensure I have the latest information?

When your mobile device is connected to the internet, the app automatically updates its content. This ensures that you always have access to the most current ACIP-recommended immunization schedules and related information.

Who should use the CDC Vaccine Schedules app?

The app is specifically intended for healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and pharmacists, who are involved in recommending and administering vaccines. It covers immunization recommendations for infants, children, adolescents, and adults.