Science, asked by KrishnaBirla, 1 year ago

How do vaccines help in preventing diseases?

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Answered by Anonymous
59
 \huge \mathfrak {Answer:-}

Vaccines are the  \bold{inactive\: pathogens} which stimulate the  \bold{immune\:system.}

Which in turn produces  \bold{antibodies} that prevents and protects the person against subsequent  \bold{infection} or  \bold{disease.}

\text{Be\:Brainly}..❤️
Answered by bogasdragon111
14

Explanation:

they are pathogens that gives us immune against a particular disease

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