Sentence examples for support vaccinated from inspiring English sources

In 2014, UNICEF's humanitarian support vaccinated 16 million children against measles, treated 1.8 million children for the most serious form of malnutrition, provided almost 2 million children with psychological support and provided 13 million people with access to safe water.

I'd like to see them support vaccinating girls and boys against HPV.

Although most farmers are in favour of the cull, those that support vaccinating badgers include National Farmer's Union vice president Adam Quinney, who has teamed up with the Badger Trust to vaccinate badgers on his land after his cattle contracted bovine TB.

Vet Mark Jones said the cull "will cause animal suffering with no clear benefit" and called on the government to support vaccinating badgers instead.

Our analysis supports vaccinating children as soon as possible after birth to prevent infection and disease.

Of the 18 papers discussing the topics of vaccine efficacy and HPV infection, 5 gave unqualified support for vaccinating all ages; 5 expressed qualified support for a range of ages not exceeding 26 years; 1 indicated benefit for women up to 45 years; and 7 emphasised vaccinating before sexual debut.

According to a 2008 UNICEF report, the Alliance's financial and programmatic support to vaccinate children around the world has helped prevent 2.9 million deaths since 2000 and decreased child mortality to less than 10 million per year for the first time ever.

That said, I cannot shy away from my wholehearted support in vaccinating our youth against HPV.

However, relatively few investigations have addressed the public's support for vaccinating school age children.

In 2014, UNICEF reached millions of children with humanitarian support – including vaccinating 16 million children against measles, treating 1.8 million children for the most serious form of malnutrition, providing almost 2 million children with psychological support and providing 13 million people with access to safe water.

If so, who should be vaccinated and when? is there sufficient evidence to support vaccination during chemotherapy?