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Meanings of vaccines in English

Russian
вакцина
Portuguese
vacínia
Spanish
vacuna
Catalan
vacuna
Wikidata

Biological preparatory medicine that improves immunity to a particular disease that comes from a pathogen.

вакцина
Catalan
codi atc j07

Therapeutic subgroup of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System: Vaccines.

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Usage of vaccines in English
1
Health officials have urged people to get winter flu vaccines this year.
Radio NZ
2
However, researchers said that vaccines could prove more powerful than natural immunity.
Independent.ie
3
A number of companies and national governments are developing bird flu vaccines.
Reuters
4
News reports claimed it was because of differences over issues including vaccines.
The Guardian
5
Other challenges include a lack of reliable power to keep vaccines cold.
Reuters
6
The unprecedented pace of work on treatments and vaccines also promises hope.
The Guardian
7
The safety of veterinary vaccines is assessed in clinical trials in Europe.
Pubmed
8
Potential vaccines requiring extreme cold storage could also prove difficult, he said.
Reuters
9
Local circumstances are important to consider when developing programs to promote vaccines.
Pubmed
10
Protection is, however, incomplete, and novel improved vaccines are currently under investigation.
Pubmed
11
This result may be of significance in the use of peptide-based vaccines.
Pubmed
12
So far, the potential for intussusception appears extremely rare with these vaccines.
Reuters
13
But ultimately, the WHO said vaccines would be needed to stop gonorrhoea.
Radio NZ
14
Even now, a considerable minority of people believe that vaccines are harmful.
Reuters
15
Even at the moment we're finding it difficult to source flu vaccines.'
Independent.ie
16
But we will have one, maybe two vaccines next year, Hudson said.
Reuters
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Vaccines through the time
Vaccines across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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