In some situations—such as travel, occupational exposure, outbreaks, or specific health conditions—additional vaccines may be recommended. This section introduces non‑routine vaccinations, helping readers understand when they’re needed, who should consider them, and how they complement routine immunization schedules.
Important! If you think you have been exposed or suffering from any of the following, you should contact your doctor or local health department immediately:
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A General Information
Printable, CDC Hepatitis A Information Handout [PDF]
Vaccine Information Statement [PDF]
Rabies
How Can You Prevent Rabies in People?
Printable, World Health Organization, Rabies: The Facts
MERCK Animal Health on Rabies [PDF]
Printable, CDC: Rabies Control in the US
Tuberculosis (TB)
Tuberculosis General Information
CDC 5 Things to Know about Tuberculosis