immunization schedules
Pediatric shot calendars
Immunization schedules are timetables recommending when vaccines should be administered, typically from infancy through adulthood.
Health authorities publish these schedules to ensure protection against diseases at optimal ages: The pediatrician followed the standard immunization schedule.
Parents sometimes debate whether to follow official schedules or space out vaccinations differently.
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