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Suggested Screenings and Vaccines

WOMEN MEN
Blood Pressure (under 40 years) Every 2 years Every 2 years
Cholesterol Every 5 years starting at 20. People with strong family history of high cholesterol or smokers with heart disease should start at age 35 Every 5 years staring at 35 People with strong family history of cholesterol or smokers with heart disease should start at age 20
Colorectal Cancer Every 5 – 10 years starting at age 50 or earlier if family history Every 5 -10 years starting at age 50 or earlier if family history
Diabetes If you have high Blood pressure or high Cholesterol, family history, diabetes during pregnancy, history of vascular disease and specific nationalities. If you have high blood pressure or high cholesterol
Flu Shot Annually Annually
Hepatitis B Any adult wishing to obtain immunity. Especially recommended for health care & public safety workers who may be exposed to blood. Any adult wishing to obtain immunity. Especially recommended for health care & public safety workers who may be exposed to blood.
Human pupillomavirus (Gardasil vaccine) 9 – 26 years
Mammogram Baseline between ages 35 -40; every 1 -2 years after age 40; annually after age 50.
Meningococcal vaccine College freshmen, military recruits, people traveling in countries where meningitis is common. College freshmen, military recruits, people traveling in countries where meningitis is common.
MMR vaccine(measles, mumps, rubella) Those younger than 50 without proof of immunity Those younger than 50 without proof of immunity
Osteoporosis Post menopausal
Pap Smear & pelvic exam Every 1-3 years after 21 or sexually active. Yearly if over 40
Pneumococcal vaccine 65 years and older or if had pneumonia or chronic illnesses including chronic cardiac or pulmonary disease, chronic liver disease, alcoholism, diabetes, CSF leak 65 years and older or if had pneumonia or chronic illnesses including chronic cardiac or pulmonary disease, chronic liver disease, alcoholism, diabetes, CSF leak
Prostate Cancer At age 50 and annually
Pulmonary Function Test Smokers, people with asthma or chronic bronchitis/emphysema as determined by physician Smokers, people with asthma or chronic bronchitis/emphysema as determined by physician
Sexually Transmitted Disease Chlamydia test at age 25 and at doctor’s discretion At Doctor’s discretion
Shingles (Zostavax vaccine) Age 60 and above Age 60 and above
Tetanus vaccine Every 10 years Every 10 years
Travel Vaccines Per CDC recommendations Per CDC recommendations
Varicella vaccine Should get if never had chicken pox or shot Should get if never had chicken pox or shot
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