Sentence examples for taking vaccinations from inspiring English sources

The Calgary Sun's Michael Platt accused the "millionaire hockey players" of taking vaccinations from "shivering children", while Eric Francis defended the club by pointing to the millions of dollars and hundreds of hours of volunteer time the team gives to the medical community.

Therefore, social marketing emphasizing the far greater likelihood of regret for consequences due to refusing vaccination than the regret over an improbably low adverse event due to taking vaccination may help to reduce this bias.

The extended TPB model suggests that both the original TPB components and the additional components contribute to people's decisions on vaccination uptake but that social norms and anticipated regret for not taking vaccination were the strongest determinants of vaccination intention and vaccination planning.

The mechanism, for the community health worker driver, is the act of taking vaccination directly into the community.

In later pregnancies, I went to the village anganwadi [government nutrition centre] and took vaccinations and iron tablets, too".

With small family norm people are ready to take vaccinations against even lesser known diseases.

These results are similar to other studies about HPV vaccination [ 27] or the intention to take vaccinations in general [ 44].

And mobile outreach teams take vaccinations to remote villages in the more inaccessible parts of the country.

Yes vaccination is seen as norm; just like the need for good nutrition a 'good' is also attached to vaccination An expert (male), Tamil Nadu With small family norm people are ready to take vaccinations against even lesser known diseases.

And now American kids are being exposed to diseases eradicated from much of the world for decades because some parents choose to take vaccination advice from a celebrity and model rather than from doctors, scientists, the CDC, the surgeon general and basically any human being with common sense of any kind.

Clinicians should take vaccination status into account when making a clinical diagnosis only once the performance of the vaccine has been established for that region and season.