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State the difference between a vaccine and an antibiotic

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Answered by omsamarth4315

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☆ vaccines kill or act on proper target .

☆ antibiotics act indiscriminately.

☆ Antibiotics are given if diseases occurs .

☆ Vaccines are given to prevent the disease.

● Antibiotics don't work on viruses whereas vaccines are made from viruses .

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Answered by ꜱɴᴏᴡyǫᴜᴇᴇɴ

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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.

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