• Promoting Appropriate Antibiotic Resistance in the Community—Test your knowledge about antibiotic resistance and learn more about the CDC's efforts on this issue.
• Influenza Vaccinations for Children—Recommendations from the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) for the 2007-08 Flu Season. Children ages six months to eight years should be vaccinated twice if they have never received a flu shot before.
• Prevention and Control of Influenza—MMWR recommendations on the use of influenza vaccine and antiviral agents is a good resource for physicians.

• Immunization Intitiatives—Protect your child from illness by scheduling regular check-ups and making sure they're vaccinated on time. The AAP provides a chart of their immunization recommendations.

Keep your entire family healthy through regular visits to your family physician and proper immunizations.

• Recommended Childhood Immunization Schedule and Recommended Adolescente Immunization Schedule—Easy to read charts of the various childood and adolescent immunizations and the AAFP's recommended ages from birth to 18 years of age.
• Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule—Another chart providing the AAFP's immunization recommendations for persons aged 19 to 65+.

• Antibiotic Resistance: Problems and Solutions—Offers alarming statistics and suggestions for fighting antibiotic resistance and using antibiotics wisely.

For further information or to order educational materials about antibiotic resistance, visit the Pennsylvania Coalition to Save Antibiotic Strength (PaCSAS) website.