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How vaccines slows down disease?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

Vaccines are actually a very small amount of an actual disease that you get injected with. When you get injected with a vaccine, you are getting injected with the actual disease but it is a very weak version of the real thing, this allows for your body to create anti-bodies so when you actually encounter the real thing your body can fight it off.

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