True or False: Two live, attenuated vaccines should be administered on the same day.

Administering two live, attenuated vaccines on the same day is indeed considered appropriate practice. When two live vaccines are given on the same day, it reduces the risk of the immune system not mounting a sufficient response to one or both of the vaccines. This simultaneous administration helps ensure that the vaccines can live in the body without interference, as they are less likely to negatively impact each other's effectiveness.

If two live vaccines are not given on the same day, it is generally recommended that they be spaced out by at least 28 days to ensure optimal immune response against both vaccines. Therefore, the correct answer affirms the standard practice that when live, attenuated vaccines are administered together, they enhance the likelihood of developing strong immunity against the diseases they target without compromising one another's efficacy.