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immunize
(redirected from immunizer)

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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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Walk-ins are welcome, but Hight recommends that people call ahead to make vaccination appointments because not all pharmacists at the store are certified immunizers.
Certain types of providers, such as physicians, reported that they received their vaccine orders after other types of providers, such as mass immunizers that provide vaccinations at retail stores.
Public flu vaccination clinics are hosted by Minneapolis Department of Health and Family Support and Anoka County Community Health, and will be administered by Registered Nurses from Minnesota's leading nonprofit influenza immunizer, MVNA.
 
 
 
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