Science, asked by Anonymous, 1 month ago

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 \colorbox {red} {Why is vaccination important???}
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

A vaccine activates our immune system without making us sick. Many dangerous infectious diseases can be prevented in this simple and effective way.

From birth, we are constantly exposed to many different viruses, bacteria and other microbes. Most are not harmful, many are beneficial but some can cause disease.

The body's immune system helps protect us against infections. When we are exposed to infection, the immune system triggers a series of responses to neutralise the microbes and limit their harmful effects. Exposure to an infectious disease often gives lifelong protection (immunity) so we do not contract the same disease again. Our immune system “remembers” the microbe.

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Answered by kiran0864
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A vaccine is the preparation that improve immunity to a particular disease. It is a biologically prepared product which contains typical agents resembling a microorganism that causes diseases.

The vaccine helps in the stimulation of the immune system and to identify the invaded microbes as the foreign agent and destroy it so that the immune system can be recognized and to destroy any microorganism encountered later.

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