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immunize
(redirected from Immunizations)

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immunize verb counterbalance, countervail, free, grant immunity, guard against, inoculate, make safe, not affected by, offset, preserve, privileged, protect, resist, safeguard, shield, shield from damage, shield from danger, shield from injury, unsusceptible to, vaccinate against
See also: protect
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Diseases are spread in social settings like day cares and schools, thus requiring high levels of immunizations to prevent the spread of diseases.
GOT SHOTS? by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
He said the government was committed to taking forward immunizations as it recognizes it as a cornerstone of our vision in the health sector.
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With doctors reporting heightened fears over childhood immunizations among some parents, health advocates are joining forces to raise public confidence in vaccines.
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