Imperial College London is also working on an experimental inoculation.
To jumpstart the COVID vaccine race, the U.K. considers ‘challenge trials’ exposing people to the virus|Bernhard Warner|September 24, 2020|Fortune
And, as newsreels of the day made clear, they’d all been early test subjects for the inoculation.
Here’s What Happens When You Try to Scale Up Vaccine Production Too Quickly|Fiona Zublin|September 18, 2020|Ozy
He argues that the Stat scoop also underscores the importance of the press in serving as an additional check on the vaccine race, especially as inoculations are developed and tested in countries with little government transparency or accountability.
Scientists see an upside to AstraZeneca halting its COVID-19 vaccine trial|Grady McGregor|September 9, 2020|Fortune
Yin said the distribution of the vaccine to Sinovac workers and their families occurred under China’s emergency-use vaccine program, a government policy that allows specific populations of people to receive unproven inoculations.
A Chinese vaccine maker is injecting employees and their families with its COVID-19 candidate|Grady McGregor|September 7, 2020|Fortune
Some rare adverse reactions to the inoculations may only show up once the vaccines have been studied in a large, diverse population.
Trump wants a COVID-19 vaccine by Election Day. But will one be ready?|Jeremy Kahn|September 4, 2020|Fortune
Shouting now is also an inoculation against embarrassment later.
Adventures with an Extreme Polyglot: Excerpt from 'Babel No More'|Michael Erard|January 10, 2012|DAILY BEAST
Instead, Kennedy took the punch-line for himself and applied the loud laughs he earned as an inoculation against a poisonous idea.
'Ask Not' Who Wrote JFK's Best Lines|Mark Katz|November 1, 2010|DAILY BEAST
The work of inoculation went on daily, and by 20th April 1898 the number of persons inoculated or reinoculated was 5184.
Experiments on Animals|Stephen Paget
Inoculation experiments showed it to be pathogenic for a number of animal species.
Food Poisoning|Edwin Oakes Jordan
In Hindostan, if tradition may be relied upon, inoculation has been practised from remote antiquity.
Curiosities of Medical Experience|J. G. (John Gideon) Millingen
This method is not so certain as in the inoculation of Roquefort.
Outlines of dairy bacteriology|H. L. Russell
There is now in use a system of inoculation which promises to materially lessen the mortality from this disease.
The Old World and Its Ways|William Jennings Bryan
Words related to inoculation
vaccination, injection, shot, prevention
Cultural definitions for inoculation
inoculation
[ (i-nok-yuh-lay-shuhn) ]
The introduction of an antigen into the body, usually by injection, in order to stimulate the production of antibodies to produce immunity to an infectious disease. (See immunization.)
The act or an instance of inoculating, especially the introduction of an antigenic substance or vaccine into the body to produce immunity to a specific disease.
The introduction of a serum, a vaccine, or an antigenic substance into the body of a person or an animal, especially as a means to produce or boost immunity to a specific disease.
The introduction of a microorganism or an agent of disease into an host organism or a growth medium.