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Vaccine Preventable Disease Control Program
(formerly Immunization Program)

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Cases of pertussis (whooping cough) are increasing in LA County. Pertussis is a very serious and sometimes deadly disease for infants. The best way for everyone to prevent pertussis to is be vaccinated. Pregnant women should be vaccinated in the 3rd trimester with EVERY pregnancy
Learn more or Find a vaccination clinic


More Vaccine Preventable Disease Control Program Resources

Vaccine Preventable Diseases
Vaccine Preventable Diseases
Learn more about the diseases that vaccines can prevent
Report a Vaccine Preventable Disease
Report a Vaccine Preventable Disease
Click here for information on how to report a VPD, required forms, and guidelines for reporting
Specimen Collection Information
Specimen Collection Information
Information for providers about how to collect VPD specimens for laboratory testing
Perinatal Hepatitis B
Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention
Information for parents, providers, hospitals and birthing centers about hepatitis B prevention

Alerts and What's New
Alerts and What's New
Up-to-date information about LA County Health Alerts and new immunization information
Trainings and Conferences
Trainings and Conferences
Immunization trainings for healthcare providers
Influenza
Influenza (Flu)
Information for the public and providers. Learn why you should get a flu vaccine every year and where you can get a flu vaccine near you
California Immunization Registry
California Immunization Registry (CAIR)
Patients and providers, click here for access to CAIR

Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles County
Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles County (ICLAC)
Learn more about ICLAC activities and how to join
Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System
Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)
Click here to report an adverse event that occurred after an immunization was given
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Vaccine Preventable Disease Control Program reports, statistics and data, links to additional information
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