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    The document outlines vaccines that are recommended for adults in British Columbia, including those available for free through public health programs and those available for a cost. Vaccines recommended and available for free include influenza, tetanus, diphtheria, measles/mumps/rubella, meningococcal C conjugate, and pneumococcal conjugate or polysaccharide depending on age and risk factors. Other vaccines such as hepatitis A, HPV, meningococcal quadrivalent conjugate, pertussis, and travel vaccines are recommended for those at high risk or traveling but available for a cost. All listed vaccines are available to purchase for protection from pharmacies and travel clinics.

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    The document outlines vaccines that are recommended for adults in British Columbia, including those available for free through public health programs and those available for a cost. Vaccines recommended and available for free include influenza, tetanus, diphtheria, measles/mumps/rubella, meningococcal C conjugate, and pneumococcal conjugate or polysaccharide depending on age and risk factors. Other vaccines such as hepatitis A, HPV, meningococcal quadrivalent conjugate, pertussis, and travel vaccines are recommended for those at high risk or traveling but available for a cost. All listed vaccines are available to purchase for protection from pharmacies and travel clinics.

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    Schema Vaccinare Canada

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    Catalina Visan
    The document outlines vaccines that are recommended for adults in British Columbia, including those available for free through public health programs and those available for a cost. Vaccines recommended and available for free include influenza, tetanus, diphtheria, measles/mumps/rubella, meningococcal C conjugate, and pneumococcal conjugate or polysaccharide depending on age and risk factors. Other vaccines such as hepatitis A, HPV, meningococcal quadrivalent conjugate, pertussis, and travel vaccines are recommended for those at high risk or traveling but available for a cost. All listed vaccines are available to purchase for protection from pharmacies and travel clinics.

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    What Vaccines do Adults in BC need?

    Vaccine: Recommended and available for Recommended and available at Available at cost:
    free: cost:
    Chickenpox Adults who have not had the
    HealthLinkBC File # 44b disease need two doses of the
    vaccine.
    Hepatitis A Adults with medical or lifestyle Travelers to destinations where the Adults who want protection.
    HealthLinkBC File # 33 risks. risk of hepatitis A is high (consult with
    a travel clinic).
    Adults with lifestyle risks.
    Adults with occupational risks and
    food handlers (the cost of the vaccine
    may be covered by your employer).

    Hepatitis B Adults with medical, occupational, Adults living in communities or Adults who want protection.
    HealthLinkBC File # 25a or lifestyle risks. traveling to destinations where the risk
    Adults born in 1980 or later. of hepatitis B is high (travelers should
    consult a travel clinic).
    HPV vaccine (Bivalent) Women 45 years of age. Women > 45 years of age.
    HealthLinkBC File # 101b

    HPV vaccine (Quadrivalent) Women born in 1994 or later who Women 45 years of age. Women > 45 years of age.
    HealthLinkBC File # 101b are 26 years of age. Men 26 years of age. Men > 26 years of age.
    Men 26 years of age with medical Men 27 years of age and older who
    or lifestyle risks. have sex with men.
    HPV vaccine (Nonavalent) Women 26 years of age with Women 45 years of age. Women > 45 years of age.
    HealthLinkBC File # 101b medical risks. Men 26 years of age. Men > 26 years of age.
    Men 27 years of age and older who
    have sex with men.
    Influenza Adults 65 years of age and those Adults who want protection.
    HealthLinkBC File # 12d with medical or occupational risks.
    Adults capable of spreading
    influenza to those at high risk.
    Measles/Mumps/Rubella Adults born in 1970 or later who
    HealthLinkBC File # 14a have not had the diseases need
    two doses of the vaccine.

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    What Vaccines do Adults in BC need?
    Vaccine: Recommended and available for Recommended and available at Available at cost:
    free: cost:
    Meningococcal C Conjugate Adults born before 2002 who are Adults with occupational risks (the Adults who want protection.
    HealthLinkBC File # 23a 24 years of age and under who did cost of the vaccine may be covered by
    not receive a dose of the vaccine your employer).
    on or after their 10th birthday.
    Meningococcal Quadrivalent Adults who are medically high risk. Adults with occupational risks (the Adults who want protection.
    Conjugate cost of the vaccine may be covered by
    HealthLinkBC File # 23b your employer).
    Travelers to destinations where the
    risk of meningococcal disease is high
    (consult a travel clinic).
    Pertussis (Whooping Cough) Adults who have never been One dose is recommended for those
    HealthLinkBC File # 18c immunized against pertussis or who have not received the vaccine as
    whose immunization history is an adult.
    unknown.
    Adults who are medically high risk.
    Pneumococcal conjugate Some adults who are medically Adults who are medically high risk. Adults 50 years of age.
    HealthLinkBC File # 62a high risk.
    Pneumococcal polysaccharide Adults 65 years of age and those Adults who are smokers. Adults who want protection.
    HealthLinkBC File # 62b with medical or lifestyle risks.
    Adults living in residential care
    facilities.
    Shingles Adults 60 years of age. Adults 50-59 years of age.
    HealthLinkBC File # 111
    Tetanus, Diphtheria Adults, every 10 years.
    HealthLinkBC File # 18a
    Travel vaccines Varies by destination, consult with a
    HealthLinkBC File # 41c travel health clinic.

    All of the vaccines listed above are available in British Columbia. Public health programs provide vaccines based on your age, gender, health, occupation,
    medical or lifestyle risks. For more information speak to your health care provider. Some of these vaccines may be provided for free in response to disease
    outbreaks. Adults may purchase any of the vaccines listed in this table that are not available for free at most pharmacies and travel clinics.

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