vaccine rollout
Mass inoculation campaign
A vaccine rollout is the organized distribution and administration of vaccines to a population, typically during a public health campaign.
The term gained widespread use during the COVID-19 pandemic: The vaccine rollout prioritized healthcare workers and the elderly.
Rollout implies phased implementation—vaccines become available to different groups over time rather than all at once.
- immunizationProtective medical injection
- shotsSmall poured drinks
- shot in the armRevitalizing boost or injection
- dosesMeasured medicinal amounts
- distributionAllocation across recipients
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vaccine rolloutrollback
Return to prior condition
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