
What to Know About Tetanus Boosters for Adults
Tetanus boosters run on a ten-year rhythm for adults, with a shorter five-year rule after dirty or major wounds. The CDC's 2026 guidance explains the timing and the warning signs.

Tetanus boosters run on a ten-year rhythm for adults, with a shorter five-year rule after dirty or major wounds. The CDC's 2026 guidance explains the timing and the warning signs.

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