Understanding vaccinations

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Vaccination and immunisation mean the same thing.

A booster is an additional dose of a vaccine needed only once to 'boost' the immune system. Is this definition correct?

What is the term used to describe the situation where enough people are immune to a disease that it stops spreading throughout the community?

Which of these statements about vaccines are not true?

What diseases does the 3-in-1 teenage booster protect you from?

The flu virus thrives in the cold, dry winter weather

The flu virus thrives in the hot environment of summer

Vaccinations in the UK are rigorously tested.

Are vaccinations usually given in the upper arm?

What do we call vaccines that are given every year?