Sentence examples for getting immunised from inspiring English sources
However, since the project, started hundreds of expectant mothers have received malaria nets, the number of children getting immunised has increased dramatically and 264 local people are now enrolled as members of village health teams across Katine's six sub-counties.
Just one in four children under five ended up getting immunised.
Last winter was a relatively mild flu season and health agencies have already warned of complacency when it comes to getting immunised.
The vaccination levels for children ages 19 to 35 months in the US stood at 91.9% in 2013, below the 92% rate that ensures "herd immunity" that offers protection for those who can't get immunised for medical reasons and adults whose immunisation has worn off.
The surge sparked fresh pleas from doctors for the millions of people who have not had the winter flu jab, including those at particular risk from the virus, to get immunised urgently.
The island's Health Protection Agency (HPA) has urged people in at-risk groups to get immunised.
"Our message to patients is that it is not too late to get immunised.
The message is that it's never too late to get immunised - that means both teenagers and young adults.
That should help more people get immunised, including those who are scared of injections, experts told the Lancet journal.
Her family said she simply didn't get round to having the flu jab and they urged others to get immunised.
