Actually, every childhood vaccine I normally see requires more than one doses: Heb B - 3, Hib - 4, IPV - 4, PCV - 4, MMR - 2, Var - 2, Hep A - 2, and DTaP - 5. Children get above vaccines up to around 5 year-old.
Your immune system works base on exposure. The more you are exposed to an antigen (foreign particles), the more likely it will learn to make antibodies against those antigens. Since the vaccines are often only composed of parts or weakened bacteria or virus, they may not induce an immune response as strong as 'natural' infections.
There are many different strains of influenza. This is why you get a flu shot (or could) every year. So making a required vaccine would only protect the child for that one year.
the Duchy of Normandy was given to the Viking chief Rollo. This encompass the small peninsula of Cherbourg, but this is only a small part of what was given.
There have been many virgins. However, Mary is the only virgin to have ever given birth to a child.
No he hasn't . He has only give shirtless scenes
They can if the child is very small. I wouldn't want to put more weight than 30 or 40 lbs.
Yes, you can and you should get a flu shot every year if you are on MTX. My Rheumatologist did suggest not to get the shot the day of or first couple of days after taking your MTX dose (if you take it once a week). You should of course discuss this with your doctor.
Only let a puppy out once he's received all of his vaccinations.
Only if that is the spot where she received the injections. This is normal.
No, it is not appropriate or safe to give male sperm orally to a child. Sperm should only be used for its intended purpose of fertilization.
Yes, though only if the meat is unseasoned/flavored and cooked thoroughly. It is only given as a treat in small portions.
Kittens usually begin their vaccines at around 9 weeks of age. They receive their second set of vaccines when 12 weeks until they have a total of two sets of vaccinations. The first of these final vaccines primes the kitten's matured immune system, while the final set provides immunity for a year.
Children below the age of two should not be given herbal remedies except with the express permission of their pediatrician. Small children lack the ability to metabolize some drugs, or do so only slowly, and what would be benign for an adult might be harmful to a small child.