This is very important for HIV-infected children who are traveling.

Health officials concluded that HIV-infected children posed no risk to other children.

HIV-infected children should receive immune globulin after exposure to measles.

HIV-infected children should be protected from vaccine-preventable diseases.

Specific data are not available on risk for meningococcal disease in younger HIV-infected children.

Data are lacking on use of varicella vaccine in older HIV-infected children and adolescents.

Immunogenicity might be lower in older HIV-infected children, adolescents, and adults.

Efficacy studies on preventing varicella in HIV-infected children are not available.

No preventive measures are available for zoster in HIV-infected children and adolescents.

In HIV-infected children, the need for booster doses has not been determined.