pre-exposure
- noun
- Researchers studied the effects of pre-exposure to allergens in young children.
Examples
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Researchers studied the effects of pre-exposure to allergens in young children to assess allergy development.
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The doctor recommended pre-exposure vaccination for people traveling to high-risk areas.
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Some medications are given as pre-exposure prophylaxis to prevent infection.
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The pre-exposure vaccination is crucial for travelers.
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Many studies focus on pre-exposure risks in urban areas.
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The doctor recommended pre-exposure vaccination for travelers to high-risk areas to minimize health risks.
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Some medications are given as pre-exposure prophylaxis to prevent certain infections before travelers visit endemic regions.
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Morphology
Etymology
Pre-exposure comes from the parts pre- 'before' and exposure 'being in contact with something'. As a noun, pre-exposure means the time or condition before you face a risk, for example someone's contact with an allergen before a test.