| 1. |
Persons who are at high risk for influenza and its complications because of underlying medical conditions and who are receiving regular medical care for conditions such as pulmonary and cardiac diseases, chronic renal diseases, diabetes mellitus and similar metabolic disorders and individuals who are immunosuppressed (including HIV infected persons with CD4 counts above 200/mL) |
| 2. |
Residents of old-age homes and chronic care rehabilitation institutions. |
| 3. |
Children on long term aspirin therapy. |
| 4. |
Medical and nursing staff responsible for the care of high-risk cases. |
| 5. |
Adults and children who are family contacts of high-risk cases. |
| 6. |
All persons over the age of 65. |
| 7. |
Any persons wishing to protect themselves from the risk of contracting influenza, especially in industrial settings, where large-scale absenteeism could cause significant economic loss. |