The value of Vaccination

It is very important for the students who want to pursue their higher studies in universities, particularly in the countries such as USA, UK, Australia, Europe and China to get vaccinated before join their campus.  The health and safety of the students is one of the top priorities of these universities. These universities make much effort to ensure that it is as proactive as possible at enhancing the health and well-being of the community. While the Vaccination Requirement alone is unable to stop outbreaks, medical evidence shows that higher levels of vaccination among a population lead to greater protection and less severe symptoms should an outbreak occur.

With this in mind, all the students in these universities are required to be vaccinated for

• Hepatitis B
• Measles/ mumps/rubella (MMR)
• Polio
• Tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis (Tdap)
• Varicell 
• Meningococcal conjugate (ACWY) vaccination

These universities have selected the required vaccines based on the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  The CDC and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) set the dosing schedules which are based on medical evidence.
All new students are required to complete the Vaccination Requirement. A new student is any student who has never been enrolled at and attended any of these universities. This includes undergraduate, graduate and professional students.  Students who are not in compliance may not be able to attend classes for future semesters until they reach compliance for their Vaccination Requirement(s). It is mandatory for all the educational institutes to complete the Vaccination Requirement of their students.

These vaccinations are much cheaper in India than these countries, so it is better to get vaccinated in India before going abroad for the studies. All of these vaccinations are available from many health providers, only concern is to check best health provider that understand these universities norms and complete all the process accordingly.

Fayth clinic, Mumbai provides  best vaccination facilities in India.The clinic believes in providing quality work at economic cost.

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Protect Yourself With The Help of Vaccinations

To improve the immunity in humans, an antigenic material is injected in the body which is called vaccination. Our body’s immunity acts as a defense system from infections and diseases. The vaccination treatment eradicates many diseases and reduces the impact on our population. Vaccines prevent the entire world from communicable and contagious diseases. Vaccines can be a preventive measure for all age groups. Let’s now look at some of the Vaccinations for Teenagers.

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is recommended for people between 0-18 years. People who are found with Hepatitis B infection are usually affected twice during their lifetime. If teenagers miss administering themselves with this vaccine at a young age, they should be sure to do it at least at a later stage in life. People above 18 years have an increased risk towards hepatitis infection. These aged people might be sexually active, living with the infected persons, exposed to outer surroundings, and lead a normal life following a Hepatitis B vaccine.

Human papillomavirus (HPV)

Children aged 11-12 are recommended for HPV vaccine before being exposing to any virus. HPV vaccine is divided into three types such as Gardasil, Gardasil-9, and Cervarix, that are given in 3 doses. Girls should receive at least 3 doses to prevent themselves from HPV whereas boys need 3 doses of Gardasil (HPV4) or HPV9 Gardasil. Three shots of HPV doses prevent teenagers, elders, and adults from Human papillomavirus.

Tetanus-diphtheria-acellular pertussis (Tdap) or tetanus-diphtheria (Td) booster

The Tdap should be given to children aged 11-12 and the same can be administered in 13-18 years of age, if they fail to take the first dose at the early stages of life. Pregnant adolescents should receive one dose of Tdap, if they are not already vaccinated. The persons who do not get Tdap are recommended for Td boosters. Td booster doses are recommended for every 10 years, in case of adults.

Meningococcal (MCV)

MCV is recommended for people between the age group of 11-12 years and a booster dose should be given in 16 years. Teens who received the first MCV dose in 13-15 years should again receive the booster at 16-18 years. At least one dose of Meningococcal vaccine should be administered to the unvaccinated college students, especially freshman living in dormitories. MCV vaccine is necessary for everyone.

Pneumococcal

Teenagers are more exposed to pneumococcal infection and the problems associated with that. They are recommended to have this vaccine.

Chickenpox

If a teenager falls between 13 years and above, two doses must be given within a month.

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