What's the difference between Chinese and US vaccine schedules?

Vaccine schedules are similar between countries, but specific vaccination months and timing differ. For example, China administers the BCG vaccine to prevent tuberculosis, while the US does not routinely give BCG. This tool shows both schedules for reference only.

What are the data sources?

China data references the NHC National Immunization Program schedule. US data references CDC recommended child immunization schedule. Follow your local CDC and doctor's advice for actual vaccination.

Can I filter by age range?

Yes. Select your child's current age in years or months, and the tool will highlight vaccines for the current age group, for easy parent reference.

Vaccination Schedule - Child Immunization Plan

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View recommended vaccination schedules by age, supporting China NIP and US CDC standards. Help parents plan children's vaccinations scientifically.

CN/US Standards · Health Education

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Child Age (months)

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📅 Complete Vaccination Schedule

📖 About Vaccines

Vaccines are the most effective and economical way to prevent infectious diseases. The WHO estimates vaccines prevent 2-3 million deaths annually. Timely vaccination protects children from measles, polio, pertussis and other serious diseases.

💉 Vaccination Schedule

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🔔 Vaccines Due/Upcoming for Current Age

📅 Complete Vaccination Schedule

📖 About Vaccines