'get vaccine' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it in a sentence such as: "I am going to the doctor to get a vaccine."
"To bring us this far, local vaccinators have often taken huge risks - literally dodging bullets - to get vaccine into the mouths of children.
The manufacturers are "working hard to get vaccine out as safely and rapidly as possible," Dr. Frieden said.
They were chosen because they represented two high-risk groups set to get vaccine first: children and medical workers.
"And yet I can't get vaccine to public health clinics to serve the homeless and school kids, etc".
The C.D.C. is trying to get vaccine to those most in need, like those over 65 and children 6 months to 23 months old.
Dr. Gerberding added that health officials were "just doing the best we can to try to get vaccine to the people who need it the most".
Millions of children get vaccines every year, but fewer than 1percentt end up with autism.
"It's been difficult to get vaccines into production," the colonel said.
As for disease, wealthier people are likelier to get vaccines and other preventive care.
"She said, 'In my country, if a baby doesn't get vaccines, the baby dies.
"Should you get vaccines for your kids?" Television has been flooded with the terrifying talk of biological and chemical warfare.
