Question 205 · LEK · Influenza vaccine
Influenza vaccines can be used in children at the age of:
- A. > 6 months.
- B. > 1 year.
- C. > 3 years.
- D. > 5 years.
- E. > 7 years.
Hint
Recall the youngest age at which inactivated influenza vaccines are licensed, and how younger infants are protected instead.
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