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7 Things to Do This Autumn to Be Healthier Than Ever

…and ask your doc about other vaccines grown-ups and older kids may need

Preteens and teens should receive Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), HPV, and meningitis shots; students entering college may need meningitis B protection; and healthy adults need the Tdap shot (plus Td boosters every 10 years)—some also need the hepatitis B or shingles vaccine.

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