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Recommendations from the Combined Immunization 
Schedule Work Group for the 2025 Immunization 
Schedules for Children/Adolescents and Adults 
Sybil Cineas, MD, FAAP , FACP (ACIP Combined Immunization WG Chair)
Nanda Issa, MD ( CDC Co -Lead )
Patricia Wodi, MD (CDC acting Co -Lead)
ACIP Meeting
October 24, 2024National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

The Combined Immunization Schedules WG:
•Updates the immunization schedules annually
-Child and adolescent schedule 
(for ages 18 years or younger) 
-Adult schedule                                                   
(for ages 19 years or older)
•Harmonizes the child/adolescent and adult 
schedulesCombined Immunization Schedules Work Group
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/imz -schedules/index.html
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•The immunization schedules are 
primarily designed to be a tool for 
healthcare providers to ensure 
individuals get all the vaccines 
they need when they need them. Combined Immunization Schedules Work Group
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/imz -schedules/index.html
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•The immunization schedules 
reflect existing ACIP 
recommendations approved by 
the CDC director.
-New vaccination policies are not 
established in the immunization 
schedules.Combined Immunization Schedules Work Group
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/imz -schedules/index.html
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•ACIP approval of the proposed schedules is necessary prior to publicationReason Topic is Being Presented to ACIP
Child/Adolescent Schedule 
onlyBoth Schedules Adult Schedule only
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Combined Immunization Schedules Work Group
ACIP Members
Sybil Cineas (ACIP WG Chair)
Charlotte Moser
Liaison Representatives
John Epling (AAFP)                         Mary -Margaret Fill (CSTE)
Sarah Coles (AAFP)   Yekatherine  Rasmussen (ACP)
Rhoda Sperling (ACOG)  William Schaffner (NFID)
Holly Fontenot (SAHM)   Robert Hopkins (NFID)
Amy Middleman (SAHM)                         Ken Schmader (AGS)
Sandra Fryhofer (AMA)                             Dana DeShon (NAPNAP)
Sarah McQueen (AAPA)                        Preeti Mehrotra (SHEA)
Marie -Michele Leger (AAPA) Pia Pannaraj (AAP)
Caitlin Newhouse (AIM)                            Kelly Goode ( APhA )Ex Officios
David Kim (OASH)
Susan Farrall (OASH)
Jane Kim (DVA)
Uzo Chukwuma (IHS)
Brittany Rizek (HRSA)
Consultants
Carolyn Bridges
Diane Peterson
Hank Bernstein
Karen Ketner
Kathleen Harriman
Kevin Ault 
Litjen Tan
Peter Szilagyi
Susan LettCDC Co -Leads
A. Patricia Wodi
Nanda Issa
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•ACIP Combined Immunization Work Group — CDC Contributors:Combined Immunization Schedules Work Group
–Akiko Wilson
–Agam Rao
–Andrew Kroger
–Amadea Britton 
–David Sugerman 
–Dan Filardo
–Daniella Moulia
–Donna Williams
–Emily Cartwright
–Erin Conners
–Femi Adeleke
–Hilda Razzaghi
–Holly Hill
–Jacqueline Tate
–Janell King
–Jefferson Jones –Jennifer Collins
–JoEllen Wolicki
–Joseph Alcober
–Joshua Wong 
–Katherine Fleming -Dutra
–Lakshmi Panagiotakopoulos
–Lauren Roper
–Lauri Markowitz
–Lisa Grohskopf
–Liz Velazquez
–Mary Chamberland
–Megan Wallace
–Megan Hofmeister
–Michael Melgar 
–Michelle Hughes
–Min Kim–Miwako Kobayashi
–Mona Marin
–Mona Doshani
–Paul Gastanaduy
–Sarah Kidd
–Sarah Schillie
–Susan Goldstein
–Suzanne Johnson -DeLeon
–Tara Anderson
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•The use of vaccine trade names is for identification purposes only and 
does not imply endorsement by the Centers for Disease Control and 
Prevention.
•The 2025 immunization schedules presented in the following slides are 
drafts and are therefore subject to change based on ACIP’s discussion and 
vote.Disclaimer
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•Harmonization between the child/adolescent and adult schedules
•Edits to all tables
•Content changes of the notes
•Content changes to the appendix listing contraindications and precautions
•Discussion and VoteOutline
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