Whoever says C must also say B. Sounds a bit strange now, but it is the meningococcal vaccination strategy of many pediatricians. The Standing Vaccination Commission (Stiko) recommends vaccination against meningococcal C, a bacterium that is transmitted via droplets, for all children after the age of twelve months. A large number of paediatricians would like to have such a recommendation for a vaccination against meningococcal B.
Should children also be vaccinated against meningococcal B? – Bless you
