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For women:
First Pap test 3 years after becoming sexually active or by age 21, whichever comes first
Chlamydia test every year for sexually active women up to age 25*
For men:
No routine screenings recommended for men in this age group.
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Tetanus-diphtheria every 10 years**
Pneumococcal vaccine for high-risk groups
Flu vaccine every year
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccines for those at high risk of infection
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For everyone:
Blood pressure check every 2 years
For women:
Pap test every 2-3 years
Chlamydia test every year for sexually active women up to age 25*
Mammogram every 1 or 2 years, based on risk factors or personal choice, beginning at age 40
Cholesterol check every 5 years, beginning at age 45
For men:
Cholesterol check every 5 years, beginning at age 35.
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Tetanus-diphtheria every 10 years**
Pneumococcal vaccine for high-risk groups
Flu vaccine every year
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccines for those at high risk of infection
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For everyone:
Cholesterol check every 5 years
Blood pressure check every 2 years
Colon cancer screening: talk with your doctor about the best method for you
For women:
Pap test every 2-3 years
Mammogram every 1-2 years according to risk for breast cancer or personal choice
Osteoporosis screening: women age 60-64 with risk factors, discuss with your health care provider
For men:
Discuss prostate cancer screening with your health care provider
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Tetanus-diphtheria every 10 years**
Pneumococcal vaccine for high-risk groups
Flu vaccine every year
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccines for those at high risk of infection
Shingles vaccine, unless immune suppressed, once in a lifetime for ages 60 and over
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For everyone:
Blood pressure check every 2 years
Cholesterol check every 5 years through age 74; after age 75 discuss with your doctor
Colon cancer screening: talk with your doctor about the best method for you (If aged 75 and older, discuss screening schedule with your doctor)
For women:
Mammogram every 1-2 years according to risk for breast cancer; women age 75 and over, discuss screening schedule with your health care provider
Osteoporosis screening: discuss with your health care provider
For men:
Discuss prostate cancer screening with your health care provider
Abdominal aortic aneurysm screening: One-time screening for men 65 to 75 who have ever smoked cigarettes.
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Tetanus-diphtheria every 10 years**
Pneumococcal vaccine one time for ages 65 and over
Flu vaccine every year
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccines for those at high risk of infection
Shingles vaccine, unless immune suppressed, once in a lifetime for ages 60 and over
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