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Principal Pete Jones says today eight nurses will try and vaccinate as many students aged 15-years and over as they can.

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommended that state and local health officials prepare to vaccinate as many as 160 million people.

The death toll from measles is now 55 as officials move to vaccinate as many people as they can as fast as they can.

Spearheaded by the World Health Organisation, thousands of workers were recruited in a mass campaign to vaccinate as many as 3 million children across PNG.

Henderson, by contrast, does not vaccinate as a matter of course and was forced to rule out several runners from intended races over the weekend.

The U.S. government is racing to vaccinate as many people as possible against H1N1, as well as against seasonal influenza, but production has been slow.

Brady reiterated that it's important to get vaccinated as soon as possible.

He was fully vaccinated as a kid, but he clearly has something.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now calls for boys to get vaccinated as well.

We need to make sure everybody in the targeted group is vaccinated as quickly as possible, he said.

In general, to insure full protection from smallpox, one should be vaccinated as often as every five years.

The average cost per child vaccinated as a result of the home program was $92.52.

Doctors are urging people to get vaccinated as higher than normal outbreaks of the flu virus begin to appear across the country.

District hospital staff in Samoa say more people are coming to get vaccinated as the death toll from measles continues to rise.

The objective is to get a large proportion of the population vaccinated as fast as possible with a view to revitalising the economy.

He said it was disappointing some people had not heeded the government's message to get their young ones vaccinated as soon as possible.