Don't Miss
- Stroke, Dementia, Depression Share Many Risk Factors
- Diet Drinks, Processed Foods Might Increase Type 2 Diabetes Risk
- Experimental Drug Can Slow MS Disability
- America’s ERs In Peril, Report Says
- Tasers Can Interfere With Heart Implants, Study Says
- Chronic Low Back Pain? Mindfulness Can Help
- Mehmet Oz Confirmed as Head of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
- Federal Funding Cuts Would ‘Decimate’ Medical Research, Expert Warns
- Study Finds Sharp Rise in Dangerous Strep Infections
- Liquid Egg Products Recalled Over Possible Bleach Contamination
Health Tip: Keep Up-to-Date Vaccination Records
By LadyLively on October 23, 2017

Americans are changing doctors more often these days. As a result, it can be difficult to keep accurate and up-to-date vaccination records.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests how to create your own:
- Ask parents or caregivers if they have records of your childhood immunizations.
- Look through baby books and other documents from your childhood.
- Check with your high school and college health services for vaccination records.
- Check with previous employers and the military.
- Check with your childhood doctor or public health clinic.
- Contactyour state’s health department. Some states have registries that include adult vaccinations.
Source: HealthDay
Copyright © 2025 HealthDay. All rights reserved.