I Vaccinate provides information & tools based on real medical science and research to help Michigan parents protect their kids.
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During last year's flu season, Michigan recorded 12 tragic pediatric flu-related deaths and 203 flu-related pediatric hospitalizations.
Flu vaccination helps keep you and your loved ones out of the doctor’s office and out of the hospital. #FightFlu ivaccinate.org/as-michigan-f…
Don't wait. Now's the time to get you and your family vaccinated against the flu!
It takes about two weeks for the antibodies from the flu shot to offer the best protection against seasonal illness. Stay safe this year by scheduling your flu shot today. bit.ly/47tT86p
.@MDHHS_CME recommends that health care providers follow @AmerMedicalAssn guidance on which flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines patients should receive, and when, this respiratory virus season.
If you have questions, talk with your doctor and get the facts: ivaccinate.org/states-chief-…
Thank you to Michigan mom JeeYoung for partnering with us to share the importance of staying up to date on vaccines! 👏
"Most Michigan parents are staying on top of vaccines, and it’s what keeps our whole community healthy."
Questions? Get the facts at IVaccinate.org.
Thank you to Liz for partnering with us to share why she vaccinates!
"Raising healthy kids is something I think about every single day. The food we eat, the habits we build, and yes, making sure they are up to date on their vaccines."
Get the facts at IVaccinate.org.
Now's the time to plan for respiratory virus season and schedule an appointment to get your family vaccinated against the flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
If you have questions about which vaccines your children may need, talk with your health care provider.
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Pennsylvania has reported more than 1,000 measles cases this year, its largest outbreak in over 30 years.
Measles is highly contagious and serious, especially for young children. Staying up to date on vaccines helps protect your family and community. ivaccinate.org/pennsylvanias…
Several flu vaccines are available in Michigan right now—and the best option for you depends on your age and health history. #IVaccinate #FightFlu
Talk to a health care provider or pharmacist to learn more or visit bit.ly/4yxK9go
ALT Headline on a brown box reads: “Getting a flu vaccine? You have options.” Text on a textured orange background below reads: “Depending on your age, you may be able to get a,” followed by three yellow bubbles reading: “Traditional flu shot; nasal spray vaccine; mRNA flu vaccine.” Text at the bottom reads: “No matter which you pick, flu vaccination helps protect against severe illness and hospitalization.”
Bangladesh is facing a major, devastating measles outbreak, with nearly 1,000 deaths reported this year. More than 166,000 suspected cases have been recorded as the country works to vaccinate children and contain the spread. #IVax2Protect ivaccinate.org/suspected-mea…
The recommendation from @MichiganHHS says clinicians should continue following the vaccine schedules based in medical science and research established by the @AmerAcadPeds.
If you have questions, talk to your child’s health care provider & get the facts: ivaccinate.org/michigan-stic…
As respiratory virus season approaches, families should know what is recommended for flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines this year.
If you have questions, talk with your health care provider and make a plan. Read what's recommended for your family: ivaccinate.org/flu-covid-and…
Brad Roth, Ph.D., Michigan Representative for @GrandparentsFV, shares his story about life before vaccines.
As measles cases continue to rise across the country, he urges parents to vaccinate their children. #IVax2Protect #IVaccinate
Read Brad's story: ivaccinate.org/a-grandfather…
Meningitis can be serious, and teens are among those at increased risk for meningococcal disease.
Knowing the symptoms, how it spreads, and how vaccination can protect against it can help parents keep their children safe. #IVaccinate #IVax2Protect ivaccinate.org/what-parents-…
The U.S. is experiencing its highest number of measles cases in more than 35 years, and declining vaccination rates put children and communities at risk.
Staying up to date on vaccines is the best way to protect your family and those around you.
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The @AmerAcadPed and other medical groups have released their 2026-27 recommendations for flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines. Recommendations vary by age and risk, so families should talk with their health care provider about what’s right for them. #FightFlu ivaccinate.org/medical-group…
The flu vaccine is reviewed and updated each year because flu viruses change over time.
Getting vaccinated every flu season reduces your risk of serious flu illness. Make a plan for your family to get vaccinated when the flu vaccine becomes available. ivaccinate.org/fda-updates-t…
As the school year begins, updated flu and COVID vaccines are available to help keep your child safe. Routine, recommended vaccines remain safe and effective and can prevent serious illness in children. #IVaccinate #IVax2Protect ivaccinate.org/as-the-school…
COVID-19 cases are rising, with infections increasing across parts of the U.S.
Staying informed about current COVID-19 activity and talking with a health care provider about vaccination can help you make informed decisions to protect your family.
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Measles cases in Ohio have more than doubled the 2025 total: 99 cases and rising.
The MMR vaccine is 97% effective at preventing measles. If your family has fallen behind schedule on vaccines, now's the time to check with your doctor and get caught up. ivaccinate.org/cases-in-ohio…
Two people have tragically died in Pennsylvania because of measles.
Measles is serious and highly contagious. Vaccination is the safest and most effective way to protect your family.
One person lost to a vaccine-preventable disease is one too many. ivaccinate.org/two-dead-of-m…
