infant vaccines
Early childhood immunizations
Infant vaccines are immunizations given to babies, typically in their first year or two of life, to protect against serious diseases like measles, whooping cough, and polio.
The schedule involves multiple doses at specific ages.
The pediatrician reviewed the infant vaccine schedule at the two-month checkup.
The term often appears in debates about vaccination requirements and parental choice.
- immunizationProtective medical injection
- shotsSmall poured drinks
- first shotsInitial gunfire exchanged
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- doctor's officeHealthcare provider's workplace
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Immunization against reactivated chickenpox virus
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Bacteria-destroying medicines
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Declining immunization treatment
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