Key Points

Infants

• Measles: High coverage with at least one dose of the MMR vaccine

• Meningococcal disease: high vaccination coverage against meningococcal C, increasing against meningococcal B

Children and adolescents

• Diphtheria, tetanus, and polio (DTP): Vaccination coverage decreases with age

• Meningococcal C: insufficient vaccination coverage among those aged 15 and older

• Human papillomavirus: increasing vaccination coverage among 16-year-olds, at a faster rate than the national average (+12 percentage points among boys)

Adults and pregnant women

• Diphtheria, tetanus, and polio (DTP): low vaccination coverage for the recommended DTP boosters at ages 25 and 45

• Pertussis: increased coverage among pregnant women, reaching 14 percentage points higher than the national average

People aged 65 and older

• Vaccination coverage is generally very low