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You probably were, it is part of the mandatory course administered to children (at least it was/is in Central/Eastern Europe)
by ricardobayes 4y ago
You probably were, it is part of the mandatory course administered to children (at least it was/is in Central/Eastern Europe)
- mateo1 4y agoTurns out I didn't remember it because it's part of those combined vaccines. I hope my immune memory is better than my cerebral.
- ggm 4y agoYou can get an adult booster. I was a recipient of pink sugar cube, possibly Salk vaccine in the 60s. I got a booster with my son's series in the 90s.
- bjoli 4y agoBuilding on this, the vaccination programmes of the EU countries have converged to the extent that I was able to vaccinate my 3 month old in accordance to the Swedish vaccination programme while on vacation in Portugal by just showing up at a health centre and asking for a vaccination in accordance to their vaccination programme. They even use the same vaccines. If you are younger than 30 you will have had a polio vaccine if you parents followed the national vaccine programme in any European country. If you are younger than 50 chances are that you have been vaccinated as well.