ArticleHuman vaccines & immunotherapeutics2025
Vaccination coverage among adolescent athletes: Patterns, gaps, and implications for sports medicine.
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- Vaccinations for Elite Athletes.Vaccines · 2025Article
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Abstract
Physical activity is fundamental for health. However, it could expose even young and healthy individuals to infections which can be prevented through vaccinations. We aimed to evaluate the vaccination status in a population of adolescent athletes, to identify possible sex-related differences, and the role of comorbidities on the immunization of athletes. We applied a questionnaire-based survey, carried out among competitive adolescent athletes undergoing medical checkups. The coverage rate is over 98% for MMR vaccination, 13.4% for influenza vaccination, and 8.7% for Men B vaccination. Age was significantly associated with dTapIP, MenACWY, and HPV vaccination (
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