mass vaccination
Widespread shot campaign
Mass vaccination is the rapid, large-scale administration of vaccines to a population, typically during disease outbreaks or public health emergencies.
The goal is to immunize as many people as possible in a short period, often through dedicated sites like stadiums, parking lots, or mobile clinics: Mass vaccination campaigns helped eradicate smallpox.
The term also applies to routine efforts targeting entire populations, such as annual flu drives or childhood immunization programs.
- immunizationProtective medical injection
- herd immunityWidespread resistance protecting all
- outbreakSudden eruption of trouble
- pandemicGlobal disease outbreak
- needlePointed implement for sewing
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- public healthdisease prevention, immunization, disease control, health education, epidemiology
- vaccinationvaccines, immunization, shot, shots, inoculation
- Polio VaccinationIPV, polio drops, Jonas Salk, immunization campaigns, booster shot
- vaccinesPfizer, Moderna, vaccines, AstraZeneca, flu shot
- epidemicsepidemic, pandemic, outbreak, disease, Black Death
- Poliopolio, poliovirus, paralysis, iron lung, Jonas Salk
mass vaccinationvaccine hesitancy
Reluctance to accept immunization
anti-vax movement · non-intervention · letting nature take its course · medical autonomy · natural healing
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