Burgermeister
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Even with all risk factors aside, there is absolutely no justification for this. There is no public benefit since it is acknowledged that it doesn't provide immunity, so there is no reason to put it on the immunization schedule. At best there is some private benefit in mitigating symptoms. Same as putting vitamin D and exercise on the immunization schedule.