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7. Vaccinations

An annual or regular physical allows a person to keep up with vaccinations according to the schedule established by the Centers for Disease Control. This is particularly true for childhood and adolescent vaccinations, including hepatitis B, measles, varicella, and polio. Regular maintenance vaccines are also strongly recommended in adulthood, including a yearly flu shot and a ten-year tetanus booster.

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