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Discover Ludwig"fully vaccinated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has completed all of the necessary vaccinations. For example, "My two children are now fully vaccinated."
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Only 16% "had been fully vaccinated with seasonal influenza vaccine," they reported.
32 of them were fully vaccinated with whole cell pertussis vaccine (DTP).
Of those, 28 were unvaccinated, one had received partial vaccination and five were fully vaccinated.
Of those, 32 were unvaccinated, one had received partial vaccination and seven were fully vaccinated.
Of those, 34 were unvaccinated, three received partial vaccination and five were fully vaccinated.
Total vaccination costs of €75 per fully vaccinated child assumed.
Fully vaccinated patients completed the primary series of vaccinations (e.g., vaccinated with TT three times).
Today, a fully vaccinated child will have received nearly three dozen vaccinations between birth and age six.
First, children are not fully vaccinated unless they have received all doses of all required vaccines.
Despite provision of free childhood vaccinations, less than half of all Ugandan infants are fully vaccinated.
Our children are fully vaccinated.
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