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Vaccine schedule update

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United States

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Vaccine schedule recommendations for the United States are made by the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act requires all health-care providers to provide parents or patients with copies of Vaccine Information Statements before administering vaccines.[1]

Injuries caused by any of the recommended vaccines (except dengue, PPSV23, RSVPPSV23, RSV, and RZV) are compensated through either the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program or the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program.


  •   † Range of recommended ages for everyone.
  •   # Range of recommended ages for certain risk factors and medical conditions.
  •   ‡ Range of recommended ages for catch-up immunization.
  • See references for more details.


Vaccine Schedule for the United States: 2024[2][3]
Infection Birth Months Years
1 2 4 6 9 12 15 18 19–23 2–3 4–6 7–10 11–12 13–15 16 17–18 19–26 27–49 50–64 65+
Respiratory syncytial virus Nirsevimab† depending on birth month and mother's vaccination status Nirsevimab# RSVV# during pregnancy (seasonal) RSVV# ≥60
Hepatitis B HepB† dose 1 HepB† dose 2 HepB‡ HepB† dose 3 HepB‡ HepB x2–4† 19-59 HepB x2–4# ≥60
Rotavirus RV† RV† RV†
Diphtheria DTaP† DTaP† DTaP† DTaP‡ DTaP† DTaP‡ DTaP† Tdap‡ Tdap† Tdap‡ Td or Tdap (every 10 years)†
Tetanus
Pertussis
Haemophilus influenzae Hib† Hib† Hib† Hib‡ Hib† Hib‡ Hib# Hib x1–3#
Polio IPV† IPV† IPV† IPV‡ IPV† IPV‡
Pneumococcus PCV13† PCV13† PCV13† PCV13‡ PCV13† PCV13‡ PCV13# PCV13# PCV13#
PPSV23# PPSV23 x1–2# PPSV23†
Influenza IIV (yearly)† IIV or LAIV (yearly)†
Measles MMR# MMR† MMR‡ MMR† MMR‡ MMR x1–2‡
Mumps
Rubella
Varicella VAR† VAR‡ VAR† VAR‡ VAR x1–2‡ VAR 2x#
Hepatitis A HepA# HepA x2† HepA‡ HepA x2–3#
Meningococcus MenACWY# MenACWY† MenACWY‡ MenACWY† MenACWY‡ MenACWY x1–2#
MenB x2–3#
MenB#
Human papillomavirus HPV# HPV x2–3† HPV‡ HPV‡ HPV#
Herpes Zoster RZV or ZVL†


Special circumstances

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All vaccines have specific medical conditions for which they are counterindicated (administration is recommended against), and some have special administration guidance for certain conditions.

The CDC recommends pregnant women receive some vaccines, such as the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine a month or more before pregnancy. The Tdap vaccine (to help protect against whooping cough) is recommended during pregnancy. Other vaccines, like the flu shot, can be given before or during pregnancy, depending on whether or not it is flu season. Vaccination is safe right after giving birth, even while breastfeeding.[4][5][6][7]

Sparkle

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Notes to self: Follow ups

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Geographical list titles

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Note to self re: Talk:Mains electricity by country/Archive 4#Vehicles_and_non-country_places:

-- Beland (talk) 18:35, 23 May 2018 (UTC)

Other followup needed on:

-- Beland (talk) 02:11, 6 May 2019 (UTC)

Fixups, random

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Astro units

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Use g/cm3 for density per [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Astronomy/Manual of Style#Units]]

{{convert||kg/m3|g/cm3|disp=out}}

Rhyme

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(waiting for 2024-09-01 dump or later)

sync notation with [[rhyme scheme]]

[[Form (zoology)|aberratio form]]

de-jargon "ab."

Need to research notation:

Readability

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{{cleanup|reason=Convert long prose list(s) to bulleted list(s).}}

{{copyedit|for=overly long sentences, conversion of long prose list(s) to bulleted list(s)}}

(needs refresh)

You

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Sorting

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(updated from 2022-12-20 dump) 

{{you|date=December 2022}}
{{copyedit|date=December 2022|for=[[MOS:CONTRACTIONS]] and [[MOS:YOU]]}}
{{MOS|article|date=December 2022|[[MOS:CONTRACTIONS]] and [[MOS:YOU]]}}

Can be fixed

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Parsing problems

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(Updated from 2022-12-20 dump, ignoring italicized and single quoted content)

Useful

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JWB

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Fixups, HTML entity

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HTML entities and special characters - Guidelines

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Characters to avoid |
This box:
Avoid Instead use Note
… (…) ... (i.e. 3 periods) See MOS:ELLIPSIS.
Unicode Roman numerals like Ⅰ Ⅱ ⅰ ⅱ Latin letters equivalent (I II i ii) MOS:ROMANNUM
Unicode fractions like ¼ ½ ¾ ⁄ {{frac}}, {{sfrac}} See MOS:FRAC.
Unicode subscripts and superscripts like ¹ ⁺ ⁿ ₁ ₊ ₙ <sup></sup> <sub></sub> See WP:SUPSCRIPT. In article titles, use {{DISPLAYTITLE:...}} combined with <sup></sup> or <sub></sub> as appropriate.
µ (&micro;) μ (&mu;) See MOS:NUM#Specific units
Ligatures like Æ æ Œ œ Separate letters (AE ae OE oe) Generally avoid except in proper names and text in languages in which they are standard. See MOS:LIGATURES.
∑ (&sum;) ∏ (&#8719;) ― (&horbar;) Σ (&Sigma;) Π (&Pi;) — (&mdash;) (Not to be confused with \sum and \prod, which are used within <math> blocks.)
‘ (&lsquo;) ’ (&rsquo;) ‚ (&sbquo;) “ (&ldquo;) ” (&rdquo;) „ (&bdquo;) ´ (&acute;) ′ (&prime;) ″ (&Prime;) ` (&#96;) Straight quotes (" and ') Use {{coord}}, {{prime}} and {{pprime}} for mathematical notation; elsewhere use straight quotes unless discussing the characters themselves. See MOS:QUOTEMARKS.
‹ (&lsaquo;) › (&rsaquo;) « (&laquo;) » (&raquo;) Use &lang; and &rang; for math notation. In non-English quotations normalize angle quote marks to straight, per MOS:CONFORM, except where internal to non-English text, per MOS:STRAIGHT.
&ensp; &emsp; &thinsp; &hairsp; Normal space These are sometimes used for precision positioning in templates but rarely in prose, where non-breaking (&nbsp;) and regular spaces are normally sufficient. Exceptions: MOS:ACRO, MOS:NBSP.
In vertical lists

• (&bull;) · (&middot;) ⋅ (&sdot;)

* Proper wiki markup should be used to create vertical lists. See HELP:LIST#List basics.
&zwj; &zwnj; see note Used in certain non-English language words, see zero-width joiner/zero-width non-joiner. Should be avoided elsewhere.
₤ £ for GBP, keep ₤ for Italian Lira and other lira currencies that use ₤ (see the main article for that currency) MOS:CURRENCY; find broken instances
Potentially confusing or technically problematic characters |
This box:
Category coded form (direct form) Notes
Miscellany &amp; (&) &lt; (<) &gt; (>) &#91; ([) &#93; (]) &apos; (') &#124; (|) Use these characters directly in general, unless they interfere with HTML or wiki markup. Apostrophes and pipe symbols can alternatively be coded with {{'}} and {{!}} or {{pipe}}. See also character-substitution templates and WP:ENCODE.
Greek letters &Alpha; (Α) &Beta; (Β) &Epsilon; (Ε) &Zeta; (Ζ) &Eta; (Η) &Iota; (Ι) &Kappa; (Κ) &Mu; (Μ) &Nu; (Ν) &Omicron; (Ο) &Rho; (Ρ) &Tau; (Τ) &Upsilon; (Υ) &Chi; (Χ) &kappa; (κ) &omicron; (ο) &rho; (ρ) In isolation, use coded forms to avoid confusion with similar-looking Latin letters; in a Greek word or text, use the direct characters.
Quotes &lsquo; (‘) &rsquo; (’) &sbquo; (‚) &ldquo; (“) &rdquo; (”) &bdquo; („) &acute; (´) &prime; (′) &Prime; (″) &#96; (`) Can be confused with straight quotes (" and '), commas, and with one another. MOS:STRAIGHT generally requires conversion to straight quotes, except when discussing the characters themselves or sometimes with non-English languages. See next row for prime characters.
Apostrophe-like ' ` ′ ´ ʻ ʼ ʽ ʾ ʼ ʽ ʻ ʼ
Dashes, minuses, hyphens &ndash; (–) &mdash; (—) &minus; (−) - (hyphen) &shy; (soft hyphen) Can be confused with one another. For dashes and minuses, both forms are used (as well as {{endash}} and {{emdash}}). Soft hyphens should always be coded with the HTML entity or template. Plain hyphens are usually direct, though at times {{hyphen}} may be preferable (e.g. Help:CS1#Pages). See MOS:DASH, MOS:SHY, and MOS:MINUS for guidelines.
Whitespace &nbsp; &emsp; &ensp; &thinsp; &hairsp; &zwj; &zwnj; In direct form these are nearly impossible to distinguish from a normal space. See also MOS:NBSP.
Non-printing &lrm; &rlm; In direct form these are nearly impossible to identify. See MOS:RTL.
Mathematics-related &and; (∧) &or; (∨) &lang; (⟨) &rang; (⟩) Can be confused with x ^ v < >. In some cases TeX markup is preferred to Unicode characters; see MOS:FORMULA. Use {{angbr}} instead of ⟨) / (⟩)
Dots &sdot; (⋅) &middot; (·) &bull; (•) Can be confused with one another. Interpuncts (&middot;) are common in horizontal lists and to indicate syllables in words. Multiplication dots (&sdot;) are used for math. In practice, the dots are used directly instead of the HTML entities.

Motivation:

Preliminary consensus seems to be to:

  • Fix broken HTML entities
  • Convert "characters to avoid" in the first table above
  • Convert numerical HTML entity references to named entities if available, or (preferably, if printable) actual characters
  • Convert letters with diacritics if based on Latin alphabet, from HTML entities to characters
  • Convert Greek letters from HTML entities to characters in Greek words
  • Keep combining characters as HTML entities; they are too difficult to edit as themselves
  • Keep whitespace characters as HTML entities; they are too difficult to edit as themselves (but mostly they get dropped or converted to regular spaces)
  • Keep Private Use Area characters as HTML entities; different editors would otherwise see different characters, depending on what fonts they have installed. Template:PUA says that there may also be an incompatibility of raw PUA characters with AutoWikiBrowser. These characters should not appear outside of that template.
  • Leave scientific symbols and Greek letters in STEM articles (these are controversial; some people want to eliminate them and others want to keep at least some of them)

New guideline for non-English quotations:

Apostrophe-like todos:

HTML entities - Notes on listings

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The "find all" links are live (and thus probably better to use in most cases) and the articles listed and counted are slightly out of date. The "find all" links may also find more than the counted and listed articles, both because moss ignores certain areas of text and because it ignores cases like "AT&T;" (& in the middle of a series of capital letters).

Notes:

  • Problems are reported on this page as all lowercase, but the problem on the page itself may have different capitalization. For example, &Amp will be reported here as &amp. Because HTML entities are case sensititve, &Amp is an error even though &amp is allowed.

Handy references:

HTML entities - manual fixups

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HTML entities and bad characters - auto generated - 2024-11-01

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To avoid

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Not included in JWB scripts; fix manually or update moss code.

Low priority

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Fix automatically with jwb-articles.txt

Uncontroversial entities

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Fix automatically with jwb-articles.txt

By type from 2024-11-01

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Easy - 2024-11-01

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IP - 2024-11-01

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Whitespace - 2024-11-01

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Fractions - 2024-11-01

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Bible cleanup

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OT Book Chapters to merge? Text length
Joshua 24 15,671
Judges 21 15,385
1 Samuel 31 20,837
2 Samuel 24 17,170
1 Kings 22 20,361
2 Kings 25 18,784
1 Chronicles 29 16,664
2 Chronicles 36 21,349
Ezra 10 5,605
Nehemiah 13 8,507
Esther 10 4,932
Job 42 12,674
Psalms 150 30,147
Proverbs 31 9,921
Ecclesiastes 12 4,537
Song of Solomon 8 2,020
Isaiah 66 25,608
Jeremiah 52 33,002
Ezekiel 48 29,918
Daniel 12 9,001
Hosea 14 3,615
Amos 9 3,027
Zechariah 14 4,855
NT Book Chapters to merge? Text length
Matthew

Verse merges:

28 18,346
Mark 16 11,304
Luke 24 19,482
John 21 15,635
Acts 28 18,450
Romans 16 7,111
2 Corinthians 13 4,477
Ephesians 6 2,422
Hebrews 13 4,953
Revelation 22 9,851

Early Christianity template

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Jewish, Gnostic, and Christian groups in the 1st century
Group Followed Mosaic Law Considered Jesus Scriptures Beliefs Origin Legacy
Jewish Christians Yes ? ? Umbrella term for several sects Followers of Jesus of Nazareth within Judaism
Nazarenes Yes ? ? ? ? ?
Pauline Christianity (Gentile Christianity) No ? ? Umbrella term ? ?
Pauline Christianity

Terminology notes:

  • Nazarene - sometimes used refer to Jesus (because he was from Nazareth) or all Christians, especially in the 1st century
  • Sabians: A Quranic name of uncertain meaning, possibly referring to Mandaeans or Harranians or Elcesaites. Today used by some Mandaeans.
  1. ^ "Vaccine Information Statements: Instructions" (PDF). Retrieved 2010-05-05.
  2. ^ ADD REF HERE
  3. ^ ADD REF HERE
  4. ^ "Pregnancy and Vaccination | Vaccines for Pregnant Women | CDC". www.cdc.gov. 2017-07-20. Retrieved 2018-02-28.Public Domain This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
  5. ^ "Get the Whooping Cough Vaccine While You Are Pregnant". Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2017-07-24. Retrieved 2018-02-28.
  6. ^ "Update on Immunization and Pregnancy Tetanus Diphtheria and Pertussis Vaccination – ACOG". www.acog.org. Retrieved 2018-02-28.
  7. ^ "Immunization in Pregnancy and Postpartum" (PDF). May 2014.
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