Synonyms for vaccine
vækˈsin; esp. Brit. ˈvæk sinvac·cine

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1. vaccine, vaccinumnoun

   immunogen consisting of a suspension of weakened or dead pathogenic cells injected in order to stimulate the production of antibodies

   Synonyms:
   vaccinum

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1. List of paraphrases for "vaccine":

   vaccines, vaccination, immunization, vaccinia, immunizations, immunisation

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1. List of known nicknames for "Vaccine":

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1. Alex Spyropoulos:

   The chances of getting what we are calling vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia or VITT is one in a million, the chances of you being hospitalized with Covid is roughly one in 100 for the adult population. The chances of having a blood clot once you are hospitalized is probably one in five or one in six.

2. Nathalie Broutet:

   That was interesting and promising and gave a proof of concept that these vaccines can be developed. There's a lot of work ongoing and we're hopeful that we'll have an HSV vaccine in the future.

3. Richard Novak:

   I've been doing vaccine trials for 25 years, but this is the largest I've ever committed to and I just don't have enough staff and I don't have enough space.

4. Matthew Davis:

   It is very difficult to put a specific number on how much vaccine refusals reduce a community’s protection against disease, what this latest comprehensive review illustrates is that individuals who refuse vaccines not only put themselves at risk for disease.

5. Gita Gopinath:

   Multispeed recoveries are under way in all regions and across income groups, linked to stark differences in the pace of vaccine rollout, the extent of economic policy support, and structural factors such as reliance on tourism, the divergent recovery paths are likely to create significantly wider gaps in living standards between developing countries and others.