Most people should be getting childhood vaccine boosters at least every ten years for the rest of their lives, or so I was told by the clinic at the uni where I did my MA.
(Me, I have the superfreak grade of immune system--I got one unboosted measles and rubella vaccine when I started school in 1979 or so and as of my titre check four or five years ago, I still had *plenty* of antibodies. Which is good, because I also have vaccine reactions.)
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Date: 2010-11-24 07:19 pm (UTC)(Me, I have the superfreak grade of immune system--I got one unboosted measles and rubella vaccine when I started school in 1979 or so and as of my titre check four or five years ago, I still had *plenty* of antibodies. Which is good, because I also have vaccine reactions.)