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Vaccination is a way of engaging the immune system, bolstering our natural ability to resist disease.
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It's worth noting that Preventive Vaccination is available for humans, however it is not generally recommended except for people who are likely to be exposed to animals who might be infectious (vets, animal control, etc) and is expensive; it's 3 doses over a month's time, as opposed to the 4 doses (plus a shot of Rabies Immune Globulin, for a total of 5 needle sticks) you would receive post-exposure.
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Vaccination is a way of engaging the immune system, bolstering our natural ability to resist disease.
Archive 2010-01-01 2010
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Vaccination is the only prevention for the killer and crippler that prefers children as its victims.
Polio 2010
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Vaccination is not advised for pregnant women, infants younger than 6 months old, or persons with a history of severe reaction to the vaccine.
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Vaccination is not advised for pregnant women, infants younger than 6 months old, or persons with a history of severe reaction to the vaccine.
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Vaccination is the most important way to make use of the immune system in medicine.
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Vaccination is central to the government’s plan for preventing deaths from swine flu.
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Vaccination is central to the government’s plan for preventing deaths from swine flu.
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Vaccination is central to the government’s plan for preventing deaths from swine flu.
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