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immune
Med protected against a specific disease by inoculation or as the result of innate or acquired resistance
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immune
[i′myün] (immunology)
Safe from attack; protected against a disease by an innate or an acquired immunity.
Pertaining to or conferring immunity.
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References in periodicals archive
At times they had rudely turned away vaccinators insisting to
immunise children, Dr Safi said.
She said the country has two million doses of anti-viral drugs to
immunise adults and 500,000 for children.
However, he said that they were able to
immunise them the same day.
Respondents were probed about other factors that had influenced their decision whether or not to fully
immunise their children.
The area's high uptake of MMR jabs was revealed after the launch of a Government campaign to encourage more parents to
immunise their children against the three diseases.
Q Can you get children
immunise against meningitis?
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