Vaccine
/ˈvækˌsiːn/
Definitions
- (n.) A substance administered to stimulate immunity against a specific infectious disease, regulated under public health law.
The government mandated the influenza vaccine for healthcare workers to prevent outbreaks.
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- vaccines
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Commentary
Legal definitions often emphasize regulatory aspects and immunization requirements; clarify legal authority governing vaccine approval and distribution.
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