Vaccines During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
Who. While anyone six months and older should get vaccinated (unless they meet the criteria noted earlier), the CDC particularly recommends flu vaccines for people 65 or older; those living in a nursing home or other medical care facility; those with respiratory diseases, anemia or other chronic lung, heart, kidney or blood disorders, including diabetes; those with a weakened immune system, either from medication, cancer treatment or disease such as HIV/AIDS; and those with dementia, spinal cord injury, seizure disorder or other neuromuscular problem that could affect breathing; infants and children from 6 months to 5 years old, especially any child with chronic health conditions or who is taking
