VACCINES GIVEN in US - History of them

[Sheri Nakken]

Timeline in the US
http://www.nvic.org/Timeline/timeline.htm

A VACCINE TIMELINE

1905 U.S. Supreme Court upholds state law mandating smallpox vaccinations

1906 to 1928 Vaccines against pertussis and diphtheria developed

1944 Pertussis vaccine recommended for universal use in infants

1947 DPT (tri-valent diphtheria/pertussis/tetanus) recommended by the
AAP for routine use

1955 IPV (inactivated polio vaccine) licensed (was later modified in 1987)

1961 OPV (oral, live-virus polio vaccine) licensed

1963 Measles vaccine licensed

1959 to 1968 Quadrigen (DPT-IPV combo) used routinely [pulled off the
market in1968 for safety and efficacy reasons]

1969 Rubella vaccine licensed

1971 MMR (tri-valent measles/mumps/rubella) licensed

1972 U.S. ended routine use of smallpox vaccine

1981 Japan licenses safer DPT vaccine, the acellular DTaP

1983 to 1985 first Hib (Hemophilus influenza B) vaccine (taken off the
market in1985 for safety and efficacy reasons)

1986 Vaccine Injury Compensation Act passed

1986 recombinant Hepatitis B vaccine licensed

1987 Hib vaccine licensed

1988 Hib added to schedule

1988 Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Funded

1990 conjugate Hib vaccine licensed

1991 recombinant Hepatitis B recommended for all newborn infants and
children

1993 DPTH (DPT-Hib combo) licensed

1995 Varicella licensed

1996 Dtap licensed; recommended for use instead of whole-cell DPT

1996 Hib-HepB combo licensed

1998 Lyme vaccine (Lymerix) licensed

early 1998 Rotavirus vaccine recommended by CDC for universal use in
infants

Aug. 1998 Rotavirus vaccine licensed

Oct. 1999 Rotavirus vaccine pulled off the market due to significant
adverse reactions

1999/2000 A Joint Statement by the U.S. Public Health Service, the AAFP,
the AAP, and ACIP urging manufacturers to remove the preservative
thimerosal as soon as possible from vaccines routinely recommended for
infants.

2000 Prevnar (pneumococcal conjugate vaccine) licensed

2000 CDC recommends use of IPV instead of OPV (polio vaccine)

2002 GSK pulled Lymerix off the market

2002 Pediarix (penta-valent DtaP/HepB/IPV) licensed

2002 CDC encourages flu vaccine for children

2003 Inhaled flu vaccine (Flumist) being reviewed for approval by the FDA

2003 Smallpox vaccine for first-responders

Prepared by:
National Vaccine Information Center
421-E Church St.
Vienna, VA 22180
www.909shot.com

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