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Seasonality of Invasive Pneumococcal Disease -Children 12-23 months, 1998-2008 60% of annual IPD cases occur during October-March CDC, Active Bacterial Core surveillance, unpublished
October 2011 ACIP Meeting General Recommendations Working Group Febrile Seizures Subgroup - Assessment • Significant morbidity of influenza and pneumococcal disease among children • Timely vaccination important in preventing seasonal morbidity and mortality for influenza and pneumococcal infections requires • Likely benefit of vaccination in preventing febrile seizures due to influenza and pneumococcal infections • Potential for missed opportunities if schedule modified • Although distressing, febrile seizures largely benign 37
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