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Travel vaccinations
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Flu vaccine is a vaccine which is used to vaccinate people and hopefully prevent them from catching flu. It really is that straightforward.The flu jab is prevention, not vaccination..................
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Hermione_Granger wrote: »And surely you know that some vaccines can be given orally so what is the difference between "a needle and a swallow?"
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my post is a follow-on to post #7 which in turn responds to post #5.
To spell it out, yes of course vaccines can be either oral or injected, that is not in dispute. The point is that anti-malarials are neither vaccines nor injected.The questions that get the best answers are the questions that give most detail....0 -
Just to say that I bought some malaria tablets from a reputable, British NHS supported, online company and paid a lot less as a result0
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