2009 National Immunization Survey Data Released
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National Immunization Survey (NIS) – Children (19-35 months old)
- Press release: Survey finds that immunization rates remain high for children 19-35 months old.
- MMWR: National, State, and Local Area Vaccination Coverage Among Children Aged 19-35 Months — United States, 2009
- NIS Overview | How to use NIS-child data | NIS-child FAQs | Related articles
- Technical notes for NIS-child tables
- Public Use Data Files
Note: Datasets are not yet available for the 2009 NIS-Children survey; see tables below for most recent estimates. - NIS-Child Data Tables
- Overall
Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series - Age
Coverage Levels by Milestone Ages - WIC
Coverage Levels with Individual Vaccines & Selected Vaccination Series by Participation in WIC & Poverty Status - Race/ethnicity & poverty level
Vaccine – Specific Coverage Levels by Race/Ethnicity and Poverty Level - Demographics
Selected Socio-Demographics
- Overall
National Immunization Survey – Teens (13 through 17 years old)
- Press release: CDC survey provides estimates of coverage for adolescent vaccination at the national, state and selected local area levels
- MMWR: National, State, and Local Area Vaccination Coverage Among Adolescents Aged 13–17 Years — United States, 2009
- Podcast: Dr. Christina Dorell discusses the importance of teenagers receiving the recommended vaccinations.
- NIS-Teen FAQs | Related articles | How to use NIS-Teen data
| Technical notes for NIS-Teen tables - TeenVaxView Interactive!