How do vaccines work? A. They don't B. Vaccines use ...

How do vaccines work?

A. They don’t

B. Vaccines use the body’s natural adaptive immune system to build up a resistance to a disease by creating antibodies before we are ever exposed to it giving us increased resistance or even complete immunity to the disease

C. vaccines give us the full disease, and your body will either fight it or not

D. I have no idea what a vaccine is

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