Significats de vaccinate against en anglès

When you vaccinate against disease there is a certain planning process involved.

Once upon a time, we didn't know how to vaccinate against cancer, either.

Many countries including the US, Canada, Britain and Australia routinely vaccinate against this disease.

However, the new jab will vaccinate against six further strains.

Since I started work as a GP in 1992 we routinely vaccinate against "Hib" meningitis.

Smallpox was a serious problem in 18th-century America, and early efforts to vaccinate against it brought unhinged opposition.

The expansion of the threatened population placed greater emphasis on the reexamination of how we vaccinate against Bacillus anthracis.

We no longer even vaccinate against the plagues which claimed the billions of the last war, but samples survive.

Thomas Lingelbach told Reuters the company plans late-stage trials next month for another patch, used to vaccinate against traveller's diarrhea.

The human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS is especially tricky to vaccinate against because it easily evades immune defenses and mutates constantly.

The Veterinary Association is urging cattle owners to vaccinate against Leptospirosis at an early age, and to maintain protection with booster shots.

Dr. Zepp said the current rise in the national dog population is due in part to the ability to vaccinate against distemper.

Mr Hunt called it a "ray of hope" that Australia could be able to vaccinate against the virus by early next year.

Dr Caroline McElnay, the Director of Public Health with the Ministry of Health said Northland was successfully able to vaccinate against meningococcal C in 2007.

Travellers to and from Auckland are being warned to vaccinate against measles at least two weeks ahead of time to prevent the viral illness spreading.

Thomas Lingelbach also disclosed in a Reuters interview that the company plans late-stage trials next month for another patch, used to vaccinate against traveller's diarrhea.