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7 Star Protection

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7-Star Protection includes 7 vaccinations1,2

Vaccination is important for your child even after they turn 1 year old

Turn your child’s milestones into a 7-Star story

12months

Hepatitis A &
Meningitis* vaccinations

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MILESTONES:

  • Points an object with one finger
  • Respond to simple request
  • Stands without support
  • Walks alone, but falls
  • Mature pincer grasp
  • Plays simple ball game
  • 2 words with meaning

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15months

MMR,
VARICELLA & PCV vaccinations

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MILESTONES:

  • Brings and Shows Toys of interest
  • Imitates as taking by phone
  • Tower of 2 cubes
  • Crawls upstairs
  • Walks alone


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16months

DTP,
IPV & HIB vaccinations

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MILESTONES:

  • Runs, explores table drawers
  • Throws a ball without falling
  • Domestic mimicry
  • 8-10 words

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18months

HEPATITIS A
& VARICELLA vaccinations

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MILESTONES:

  • Name and identify common objects in the picture book
  • Puts pebbles, small objects in a container
  • Recognizes parts of the body
  • Tower of 4 cubes

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24months

Meningitis*
& INFLUENZA vaccinations

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MILESTONES:

  • Walks up and down stairs (2feet/step)
  • Pulls people to show desired object
  • Able to do two step command
  • Two-word Sentences
  • Tower of 6 cubes

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Consult your paediatrician about your child’s developmental milestones.

14 Diseases that 7-Star Protection can safeguard your child against1,2

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1) How many vaccinations are part of the 7-Star Protection?

FAQs About 7-Star Protection

How many vaccines are required for 7-Star Protection? Does it include just one or 7 vaccinations?

7-Star Protection entails 7 vaccinations (Influenza, Hepatitis A, Meningitis*, Pneumonia, Varicella [Chickenpox], MMR and DTP Hib IPV). These 7 vaccinations are recommended by the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) for children after they turn 1 year of age.5 Please consult your paediatrician for more information.

According to IAP (ACVIP 2023) recommendations
*For infection caused by N. Meningitidis. **For infection caused by S. Pneumoniae. Source: Purple Book: IAP Guidebook on Immunization 2022 (By Advisory Committee on Vaccines and Immunization Practices (ACVIP). Authored by Srinivas G Kasi and M Indra Shekhar Rao.

How many diseases does 7-Star Protection safeguard my child against?

7-star Protection safeguards a child against 14 diseases*

*As per US ACIP recommendations, administering extra antigen(s) in a combination vaccine “… Is often permissible if doing so will reduce the number of injections required.” Reference: Chitkara AJ, et al. Hexavalent vaccines in India: current status. Indian Pediatrics. 2019 Nov;56:939-50.

Are the 7 vaccinations that are part of 7-Star Protection already given to my child before they turn 1 year old?

Only a few of the initial doses of vaccinations that are part of 7-Star Protection are recommended for children aged less than 1 year old. As per Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) ACVIP 2023 recommendations, 7 vaccinations are recommended for children after they turn 1 year old.

Please consult your paediatrician for more information.

Are vaccinations important for my child even after they turn 1 year old?

Yes, as per Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) ACVIP 2023 recommendations, 7 vaccinations are recommended for children after they turn 1 year old. Please consult your paediatrician for more information.

If my child has missed one of these vaccinations, how can I catch-up?

If your child has missed one or more vaccinations, you can consult your paediatrician about catch-up vaccination. The Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) has recommended a catch-up age range for vaccinations recommended for children so that children can be protected against diseases even if they miss their recommended schedule within which they were supposed to be vaccinated.

Please consult your paediatrician for more information.

Consult your pediatrician for more information.

[1] For infection caused by N. Meningitidis.
[2] For infection caused by S. Pneumoniae. Source: Purple Book: IAP Guidebook on Immunization 2022 (By Advisory Committee on Vaccines and Immunization Practices (ACVIP).
CL code: NP-IN-PVU-WCNT-240009 DoP: August 2024

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REFERENCES

*For infection caused by N. Meningitidis. **For infection caused by S. Pneumoniae. Source: Purple Book: IAP Guidebook on Immunization 2022 (By Advisory Committee on Vaccines and Immunization Practices (ACVIP). Authored by Srinivas G Kasi and M Indra Shekhar Rao.

  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Vaccine-Preventable diseases.
  • WHO - Vaccine-Preventable diseases. Last accessed on 22nd May 2024.
  • As per US ACIP recommendations, administering extra antigen(s) in a combination vaccine “… Is often permissible if doing so will reduce the number of injections required.” Reference: Chitkara AJ, et al. Hexavalent vaccines in India: current status. Indian Pediatrics. 2019 Nov;56:939-50.
  • According to Indian Academy of Pediatrics.
  • According to IAP (ACVIP 2023) recommendations

CL code: NP-IN-VX-WCNT-240001, DoP: July 2024

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