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Influenza Vaccine for School-Aged Children: In Reply

In Reply .—

Since the publication of my commentary calling for a change in the influenza recommendations to include immunization of infants and children of child care/school age,1 the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices revised its previous recommendation to include only children 6 to 23 months of age. They now recommend immunization of a wider group of children (ie, those 6–59 months of age).2 There was no explanation why older healthy children have not been included in the new recommendations, but the committee stated that it “is working toward the goal of annual universal …