immunization

The word immunization comes from the Latin word Immunes, referring to “a group of soldiers who once having fought and survived a battle never had to fight again.”

Vaccine Science 2010

Unless we all want to take Tamiflu continuously, immunization is the only answer.

Sebelius on swine flu: 'We're preparing for the worst' 2009

In addition, one should be aware that vaccinations using multidose vials and multiple dose needles without adequate sterilization, carry a risk of actually transmitting diseases, such as HIV and Hepatitis B and C. Antibody tests can be done to check immunity against most diseases for which immunization is given.

Inadequate Immunizations 2010

My daughter suffers from severe asthma and each passing day that she does not have the immunization is making me worry.

Obama: Family 'will stand in line like everybody else' for vaccine 2009

In 2004, for example, vaccine production fell behind, causing a 40 percent drop in immunization rates.

Does the Vaccine Matter? 2009

Daniel's bout with whooping cough has taught me firsthand the consequences of rejecting immunization as part of a lifestyle choice, and the limitations of believing in immunization as an invincible protective shield.

Whooping Cough 2010

In 2004, for example, vaccine production fell behind, causing a 40 percent drop in immunization rates.

Does the Vaccine Matter? 2009

If approved, the boosters would target the teenage population, which, because of waning immunization, is likely the source of approximately 39 percent of pertussis infections nationwide (according to the Centers for Disease Control).

Whooping Cough 2010

Therefore, make sure your tetanus immunization is up to date and keep a mild antiseptic wash and semi-permeable dressing in your first aid kit.

Baja California's Sailing Safety Tips 2008

In addition, recent drops in immunization rates in Eastern Europe and Russia led to outbreaks of diphtheria.

DTaP: Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis Vaccine 2008