Synonyms for Immunization
im·mu·niza·tion

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1. immunization, immunisationnoun

   the act of making immune (especially by inoculation)

   Synonyms:
   immunization, immunisation

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1. List of paraphrases for "immunization":

   vaccination, immunisation, immunizations, vaccine, immunizing, vaccinations, immunodeficiency, immune, inoculation, vaccines

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1. Anthony Fauci:

   Certainly, they need to listen to the CDC and the FDA, the FDA being the regulatory authority that has control over this. And the CDC, in accordance with their advisory committee on immunization practices, will make the recommendation.

2. Moncef Slaoui:

   Our plan is to be able to ship vaccines to the immunization sites within 24 hours from the approval, so I would expect maybe on day two after approval, on the 11th or on the 12th of December, hopefully, the first people will be immunized across the United States, across all states, in all the areas where the State Departments of Health will have told us where to deliver the vaccine.

3. Robin Vida:

   We're a local health department of 50 staff that cover five different key areas of public health, so when we look at our immunization team, we're talking about less than a dozen people.

4. Kennedy Jr.:

   Kennedy Jr. are proud of the history of Kennedy Jr. family as advocates of public health and promoters of immunization campaigns to bring life-saving vaccines to the poorest and most remote corners of America and the world, where children are the least likely to receive their full course of vaccinations. On this issue, Bobby is an outlier in Kennedy Jr. family.

5. Robert Kezaala:

   Generally, in the developing world, people welcome the vaccines, the vaccine hesitancy, concern among the elite ... this is not a major issue in immunization against measles, because people have seen devastation from the outbreaks.