Vaccinate in a sentence

CDC and WHO urge countries to find and vaccinate all children against measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases and encourage global stakeholders to aid countries to vaccinate their most vulnerable communities.

I don’t vaccinate my dogs, I don’t vaccinate my horses.

And you have to ask the question why Bill “poison vaccinate the world” Gates is buying so much farmland in the United States.

Parents who nonetheless want to vaccinate their children will now be able to do so.

Rabies is 100% preventable by vaccinating but it doesn’t have a cure so we urge them to vaccinate and avoid those losses.

Saltzman says this “new method of delivery could ‘radically change the way people are vaccinated,’” making it easier to vaccinate people in remote areas or those who are afraid of needles.

Since 2019, there was a spirited drive to vaccinate against malaria, although it was overshadowed by the onset of Covid-19.

Each year, Custer State Park holds one of the nation’s few bison roundups to check their health and vaccinate calves.

Sharing her story to encourage parents to vaccinate more, she said: 'I honestly do believe that people just think that measles, like chickenpox, is part of being a child and it's so not.

She appealed to the public to welcome them with open hands when they visit villages to vaccinate young girls as that would only help in suppressing cancer numbers in the country.

The important thing is to maintain a good level of population immunity, for which we have already begun to vaccinate,” she said.

The need to ‘protect each other’ in the pandemic’s dreadful early days; the need to ‘ignore the lies’ and vaccinate; the need to keep football in perspective.

There is an effective vaccine against measles (MMR vaccine), but over time, the number of parents willing to vaccinate their children has decreased.

The surgeries ran out of people to vaccinate within the eligible cohorts so expanded the criteria to include those who were living with vulnerable people to ensure vaccines weren’t wasted.

The two sides have agreed to pause fighting for at least eight-hours daily from Sunday to Tuesday to allow the UN World Health Organization (WHO) and Palestinian medics to begin to vaccinate 640,000 children in Gaza.

The World Health Organization has said Israel agreed to a series of three-day “humanitarian pauses” to facilitate the campaign that aims to vaccinate around 640,000 children, after the first confirmed polio case in Gaza in 25 years.

Two vaccine clinics were held March 1 and March 3 at the Melnea Cass shelter site to vaccinate all people who were exposed to chickenpox, the spokesperson said.

An estimated 50 million doses – enough to vaccinate 25 million people – are expected to be available globally by the end of the year.

A spokeswoman at CVS Health said the company’s pharmacists planned to vaccinate residents and workers at nearly 600 nursing homes and assisted-living facilities over the next three months.

At a tenement house in Manhattan’s Little Italy, over 200 men in 1901 in essence performed a smallpox vaccination raid in the middle of the night, trying to vaccinate as many people as they could.