State two differences between vaccine and antibiotics.
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Antibiotics and vaccines are in some ways opposites. Antibiotics kill indiscriminately, whereas vaccines are highly targeted. Antibiotics are used to treat severe infection, whereas vaccines prevent infections from ever becoming established. And antibiotics are based on defenses that evolved in microbes, to protect them from bacteria; they are not a natural defense for us, and our bodies are not adapted to cope well with them. Vaccines, in contrast, simply invoke the human body’s natural long-term defense systems, and are therefore far less invasive.
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vaccines and antibiotics are different for a few reasons and these can be good to know for what will be most beneficial to u depending on if u are already sick or protecting a potential future infection.
Vaccines are right to be used for protection against potential future infection. vaccines are designed to induce a protective immune cells have a memory component so that u can be adequately protected for any future infection by that particular virus.
Antibiotics are effecting for stopping the reproduction process of bacteria and do not have any effect or viruses.These are also not to be used for preparing for potential future infection.
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