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I am going to paris france. any kind of shots that i need before going?
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Maybe: Check cdc.Gov/travel for the most up to date travel recommendations. If you are fully immunized, then you shouldn't need any shots for most areas in france, depending on what you will be doing there. But the flu shot is always a possibility, and you may consider hepatitis a if you travel a lot.
Answered 12/10/2013
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