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Papillomavirus
The papillomavirus vaccine, which is transmitted during badual intercourse, must now be made with Gardasil 9.
It is recommended for girls aged 11 to 14, women aged 15 to 19 and men up to 26 years old.
Vaccination reinforces preventive measures but does not replace screening for precancerous and cancerous lesions
tuberculosis
BCG vaccination, intended to fight tuberculosis, will no longer be required when training or hiring health professionals and paramedics from 1 April.
Are concerned: medicine, pharmacy, dentists, nurses, PMI, medical badysis laboratories … And institutions welcoming children under 6 years old, precarious reception facilities, migrant accommodation homes …
The occupational doctor may propose BCG "case by case" health and social professionals who have not been vaccinated according to the risk badessment.
This lifting of the obligation for professionals follows that for children, for whom BCG is no longer mandatory since 2007.
Hepatitis B
The hepatitis B vaccine becomes mandatory for dental badistants in training from April 1st.
Marketing stoppages
The trivalent Vaxigrip® and Fluarix® vaccines against seasonal flu, tetanus monovalent and Typherix® against typhoid are no longer commercially available.
Since January 1, 2018, eleven vaccinations have become mandatory for children, including those that were previously simply recommended as the one against measles (via MMR measles-mumps-rubella vaccine), recalls the calendar.
Find all the new recommendations on the ministry's website.
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