vaccine
A vaccine that works well and provides immunity.
A vaccine that has been tested and has minimal side effects.
A vaccine to protect against influenza.
A vaccine to protect against measles.
A vaccine to protect against rubella.
A vaccine containing a weakened form of the virus.
The process of creating a new vaccine.
Scientific study to create or improve vaccines.
A clinical test of a new vaccine on humans.
The manufacturing of vaccines.
A company that produces vaccines.
An organized plan for vaccination. 'Programme' is BrE, 'program' is AmE.
The amount of available vaccines.
A company that produces vaccines.
A situation where there are not enough vaccines.
Used to specify the disease the vaccine protects from.
Used to specify the disease the vaccine is intended for.
The vaccine provides immunity to someone.
The vaccine stops a disease from occurring.
A specific amount of a vaccine given at one time.
To receive a vaccination.
To create a new vaccine through research and testing.
To administer a vaccine to someone.
To be given a vaccination.