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vaccinate

verb as in give a shot to treat or prevent disease

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People can look up locations to get vaccinated through the vaccine’s manufacturer, Bavarian Nordic.

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Three weeks later, the vaccinated mice were exposed to melanoma.

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“After doing a proper shared decision-making conversation like you would do with any other vaccine, if the parent and/or the patient wants to be vaccinated, they’re going to vaccinate them,” Savoy said.

However, in the UK there isn't a law compelling vaccination - so if both parents agree they don't want a child to be vaccinated, it would be unlikely to reach this verdict.

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It's possible to catch Covid again even if you have had it very recently, or have been vaccinated.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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