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@deborahallen I understand your frustration, but maybe it helps to remember that guidelines and recommendations are often worded in a way that even someone with almost zero common sense can look at them and understand them and have a safe outcome following that recommendation. No baby should...

@brittnyest It's the same recommendation. Your link says the pertussis booster should be administered with the next diphtheria and tetanus booster, not with every diphteria and tetanus booster. They mean the one single pertussis booster given in adulthood (unless indicated due to pregnancy, job...

@brittnyest That seems to be wrong. The RKI recommends only one pertussis booster for adults. If it has been more than 10 years since the last pertussis vaccine, a booster is recommended for people in certain work environments (like healthcare) and for people in close contact with newborns, like...