Overview of vaccines

On this page you find the report of possible side effects after vaccinatie. Please read the disclaimer when clicking on a vaccine. The fact that a possible side effect is reported, does not imply that the reported symptoms are actually caused by the vaccine. There can be another cause. In addition, the number of reports shown does not necessarily reflect the actual possibility for an ADR to occur.

COVID-19 vaccines

Find the reports of possible side effects following the COVID-19 vaccines here below. The reports are sorted per type of COVID-19 vaccine.
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• mRNA vaccines (Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna vaccin and Curevac)
• Viral vector vaccines (AstraZeneca and Janssen)
• Inactivated vaccines (Valneva)
• Protein-based vaccine (Novavax)

Dutch National Immunization Programme vaccines

Children receive vaccinations within the Dutch National Immunization Programme against thirteen infectious diseases.

Abbreviations

D= Diphtheria	Hib= Haemophilus influenzae type b	M= Mumps
aP= Pertussis (whooping cough)	HBV= Hepatitis B	M= Measels
T= Tetanus	Pneu= Pneumococcal disease	R= Rubella
IPV= Polio	HPV= Human Papillomavirus	MenACWY= Meningococcal disease ACWY

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6 to 9 weeks	Rotavirus
	DKTP-Hib-HBV
3 months	Rotavirus
	DKTP-Hib-HBV
	Pneu
5 and 12 months	DKTP-Hib-HBV
	Pneu
14 months	BMR
	Men ACWY
4 years	DKTP
9 years	DTP
	BMR
10 years	HPV
14 years	Men ACWY

 

Flu vaccine

Every year around October people who are at risk of retrieving a serious influenza infection are invited to get vaccinated against it. The target group for this vaccination includes people older than 60 years and people with a health condition among others.
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• Flue vaccine

Pneumococcal vaccines

Infants, people older than 60 and people with a compromised immune system are offered a pneumococcal vaccination.
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• Pneumococcal 23 (vaccine used in the National Immunization Programme)
• Pneumococcal 20
• Pneumococcal 15
• Pneumococcal 13

 

Travel vaccines

When visiting some countries it is recommended or sometimes mandatory to be vaccinated against certain infectious diseases.
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• Typhoid fever vaccine
• Cholera vaccine
• Hepatitis A vaccine
• Hepatitis B vaccine
• Hepatitis A+B vaccin
• Japanese encefalitisvaccin
• Rabies vaccine
• Tetanus vaccine
• Tetanus vaccine + immunoglobuline
• Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) vaccine
• Yellow fever vaccine

Other vaccines

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• BCG vaccine
• DTaP-IPV-Hib vaccine
• Hib vaccine
• HPV vaccine (4-valent)
• HPV vaccine (9-valent)
• Leptospirosis vaccine
• Maternal whooping cough vaccine (22-week vaccination)
• Meningococcal AC disease vaccine
• Meningococcal B disease vaccine
• Meningococcal C disease vaccine
• Polio vaccine
• mpox vaccine
• Varicella vaccine Provarivax
• Varicella vaccine Shingrix
• Varicella vaccine Zostavax

Vaccines that are no longer used

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• Typhoid fever vaccine, oral
• Mexican influenza vaccine (2009)