The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta recommends the following vaccinations for people at least

age 18: Flu vaccinations: Annually for anyone at least age 18. Disease complications include multiple organ failure, pneumonia and death. Bacterial pneumonia vaccinations: For adults ages 19 to 64 who smoke or have asthma and for all adults at least age 65. Pneumonia can infect the blood, which could lead to organ failure and death. Vaccinations for pertussis, better known as whooping cough: For anyone at least age 18 who has regular contact with infants and small children who might not be fully immunized. Chickenpox vaccinations: For anyone at least age 18 who has never had chickenpox, which can lead to pneumonia and sometimes death. Vaccinations for meningococcal bacteria: Recommended for young people at least 18 years old, especially for those going to college. The bacteria cause meningitis, a disease that inflames membranes around the brain and spine. The disease can lead to brain damage, kidney failure, loss of arms or legs, chronic nervous system problems, hearing loss and death. Shingles vaccinations: For anyone at least age 65 who has had chickenpox. The disease causes rashes and intense pain, which sometimes lasts after rashes heal.
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