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vaccinology

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vac·ci·nol·o·gy (vks-nl-j)
n.
The science or methodology of vaccine development.
vaccinology
A nascent field of expertise related to the creation and deployment of vaccines; the field 'borrows' from epidemiology, immunology, infectious disease, pediatrics, preventive medicine, public health, virology
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