There’s no shortage of jargon when it comes to discuss issues around vaccination, so we’ve compiled a list explaining commonly terms to help demystify the subject.
EU Commissioner: ‘I will always be a vaccine advocate’
EU Commissioner: ‘I will always be a vaccine advocate’Flu season: pharmacies are key to protecting vulnerable citizens
Flu season: pharmacies are key to protecting vulnerable citizens‘Thank you, Laura’
‘Thank you, Laura’Bonus benefits: flu vaccine does more than protect against influenza
Bonus benefits: flu vaccine does more than protect against influenzaFencing champion becomes vaccine champion
Fencing champion becomes vaccine championMeet the teenager championing vaccines – and kindness
Meet the teenager championing vaccines – and kindnessBreakthrough: new vaccine doesn’t need to be kept cool
Breakthrough: new vaccine doesn’t need to be kept coolMeet the doctor with a 3-point plan to mobilise vaccine advocates
Meet the doctor with a 3-point plan to mobilise vaccine advocatesDo our political views influence vaccination rates?
Do our political views influence vaccination rates?First do no harm: the value of flu vaccinations for healthcare staff
First do no harm: the value of flu vaccinations for healthcare staffNurses are on the frontline in the battle against superbugs
Nurses are on the frontline in the battle against superbugsTrustworthy information: Pinterest & Vaccine Safety Net join forces
Trustworthy information: Pinterest & Vaccine Safety Net join forcesTech giants take action on vaccine misinformation
Tech giants take action on vaccine misinformationHas Finland found an antivax antidote?
Has Finland found an antivax antidote?The goal was always, from day 1, that no one else’s mum dies
The goal was always, from day 1, that no one else’s mum diesMeasles in Europe: 4.5 million children & teens at risk
Measles in Europe: 4.5 million children & teens at riskMeasles outbreaks will have long-lasting impact
Measles outbreaks will have long-lasting impact
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