Charlotte Moser, Co-Director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, talks about tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) and the vaccine that protects against it. She addresses common questions and discusses the relative risks and benefits of the disease and vaccine. Find out: - What family of viruses TBE belongs to - The number of cases in the U.S. over two decades - What a “dead-end” host is - How TBE infections of large mammals can cause issues for people - About the two phases of symptoms that people can experience - Where people who need the TBE vaccine may be able to get it - How to protect babies too young to get the vaccine To learn more about TBE and the tools to prevent it, please visit https://bit.ly/vec-tbe. Questions? Submit the VEC Vaccine Notes form, https://bit.ly/contact-vec-vaccine-notes. For other vaccines, diseases or general questions about vaccines, check out https://vaccine.chop.edu. Subscribe to our Parents PACK newsletter, https://bit.ly/3KfLUoO.