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What (who) is isopathic immunization - definition

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National Immunization Program; National center for immunization and respiratory diseases; NCIRD; Nat'l Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

immunization         
  • Immunization B has a social marginal benefit large enough to bring Q1 to Q(e), the quantity at which eradication occurs.
  • If individuals make the decision to immunize based on the Private Marginal Benefit we see a quantity of Q1 at the price P1 while the socially optimal point is at quantity Q* and price P*. The distance between the private and marginal benefit lines is the cost of the marginal benefit to society.
  • Medical student participating in a polio vaccine campaign in Mexico
  • Immunization A does not have a social marginal benefit large enough to shift Q1 to Q(e), instead it lands at Q*.
  • A simplified diagram showing the process of immunization through the production of anti-bodies
PROCESS BY WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL'S IMMUNE SYSTEM BECOMES FORTIFIED AGAINST AN AGENT
Immunisation; Immunizations; Immunization (medicine); Immunized; Immunize; Immunication; Immunisations; Immuni­sation; Baby immunization; Immunised
n.
1) to carry out a (mass) immunization against
2) active; passive immunization
Immunization         
  • Immunization B has a social marginal benefit large enough to bring Q1 to Q(e), the quantity at which eradication occurs.
  • If individuals make the decision to immunize based on the Private Marginal Benefit we see a quantity of Q1 at the price P1 while the socially optimal point is at quantity Q* and price P*. The distance between the private and marginal benefit lines is the cost of the marginal benefit to society.
  • Medical student participating in a polio vaccine campaign in Mexico
  • Immunization A does not have a social marginal benefit large enough to shift Q1 to Q(e), instead it lands at Q*.
  • A simplified diagram showing the process of immunization through the production of anti-bodies
PROCESS BY WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL'S IMMUNE SYSTEM BECOMES FORTIFIED AGAINST AN AGENT
Immunisation; Immunizations; Immunization (medicine); Immunized; Immunize; Immunication; Immunisations; Immuni­sation; Baby immunization; Immunised
Immunization, or immunisation, is the process by which an individual's immune system becomes fortified against an infectious agent (known as the immunogen).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunization
immunization         
  • Immunization B has a social marginal benefit large enough to bring Q1 to Q(e), the quantity at which eradication occurs.
  • If individuals make the decision to immunize based on the Private Marginal Benefit we see a quantity of Q1 at the price P1 while the socially optimal point is at quantity Q* and price P*. The distance between the private and marginal benefit lines is the cost of the marginal benefit to society.
  • Medical student participating in a polio vaccine campaign in Mexico
  • Immunization A does not have a social marginal benefit large enough to shift Q1 to Q(e), instead it lands at Q*.
  • A simplified diagram showing the process of immunization through the production of anti-bodies
PROCESS BY WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL'S IMMUNE SYSTEM BECOMES FORTIFIED AGAINST AN AGENT
Immunisation; Immunizations; Immunization (medicine); Immunized; Immunize; Immunication; Immunisations; Immuni­sation; Baby immunization; Immunised

Wikipedia

National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

The National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD), formerly known as the National Immunization Program until April 2006, is charged with responsibility for the planning, coordination, and conduct of immunization activities in the United States. NCIRD is a part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, located in Atlanta, Georgia, and housed in the CDC's Coordinating Center for Infectious Diseases (CCID). The National Center for Immunization provides consultation, training, statistical, promotional, educational, epidemiological, and technical services to assist state and local health departments across the US in planning, developing, contracting and implementing immunization programs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases
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