Question

difference between vaccination and immunisation.​

Answer 1

vaccination is a process in which treatment with vaccine is used to produce more immunity against germs.

immunisation = the action of making a person or animal immune to infection, or to prevent from other harmful viral diseases

Answer 2

The word “immunization” instead of “vaccination” is now pervasive in both medical and mainstream literature, creating a belief that they are one in the same. But, there is a big difference between the two.

• Immunization means to make someone immune to something.
• Vaccination does not guarantee immunity.