immunise (Meaning)

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immunise (v)

law: grant immunity from prosecution

perform vaccinations or produce immunity in by inoculation

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It is essential to immunise our children against dangerous diseases.
Immunisation protects individuals from future infections by stimulating the production of antibodies.
The government provides free immunisations for a range of childhood diseases.
Immunising our population is crucial for herd immunity.
Some diseases, such as polio, have been eradicated worldwide thanks to effective immunisation programmes.
The World Health Organization recommends immunising newborns against a variety of fatal diseases.
Immunisation reduces the number of hospitalisations and deaths from preventable illnesses.
It is important to follow the recommended immunisation schedule to ensure maximum protection.
Immunocompromised individuals may require additional immunisations to provide adequate protection.
Research continues to develop new and improved immunisations to combat emerging diseases.

law: grant immunity from prosecution, perform vaccinations or produce immunity in by inoculation

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It is essential to immunise our children against dangerous diseases.

Immunisation protects individuals from future infections by stimulating the production of antibodies.

The government provides free immunisations for a range of childhood diseases.

Immunising our population is crucial for herd immunity.