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Meanings of immunise in English
Usage of immunise in English
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Queensland legislation allows children over the age of 15 to immunise themselves.
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The first priority, however, will be to immunise healthcare professionals and key workers.
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Samoa was warned as early as March to immunise its population against measles.
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Insight investigates why some parents don't immunise and some of the recommended solutions.
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Still, parents who choose not to immunise their children stand firmly by their choice.
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Working together they travelled to remote communities to immunise children.
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Trained vaccinators will be able immunise people aged over 16 in… Read more Audio
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His contract with the HSE to immunise children was suspended.
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Investigators must effectively immunise trials against selection and confounding biases with proper allocation concealment.
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Their ideas probably helped shape post-war German culture and immunise it against fresh totalitarian temptation.
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Because we can immunise against the disease, governments will be able to lift social distancing measures.
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He said it tended to be well-educated middle-class families who chose not to immunise their children.
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Samoan officials have been going door to door in an attempt to immunise the whole population.
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It's enough to immunise you permanently against homesickness.
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The race to immunise against measles in Vanuatu.
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Forty-two people are now dead, with the health authorities urging the country's parents to immunise their children.
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