TB vaccination
Tuberculosis prevention injection
TB vaccination is immunization against tuberculosis, typically using the BCG (Bacillus Calmette-Guérin) vaccine.
The vaccine is standard in countries where tuberculosis remains common but is not routine in the United States, where the disease is rare.
TB vaccination is required for school enrollment in many countries.
- immunizationProtective medical injection
- lung infectionDisease in breathing organs
- cold chain logisticsTemperature-maintained distribution system
- clinical trialsControlled health research experiments
- bacterial infectionIllness from harmful microorganisms
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TB vaccinationimmunocompromise
Weakened ability to fight infection
TB vaccinationvaccine refusal
Declining immunization treatment
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