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    Vaccination provides protection for both those who are vaccinated and those who cannot be by building immunity. When most of a population is vaccinated through exposure to weakened forms of viruses or bacteria, diseases can be entirely eradicated from the world as was done with smallpox. Vaccines train the immune system to quickly recognize and fight off the full pathogen to prevent sickness through acquired active immunity, and often require multiple doses or boosters to maintain adequate long-term protection.

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    Vaccination provides protection for both those who are vaccinated and those who cannot be by building immunity. When most of a population is vaccinated through exposure to weakened forms of viruses or bacteria, diseases can be entirely eradicated from the world as was done with smallpox. Vaccines train the immune system to quickly recognize and fight off the full pathogen to prevent sickness through acquired active immunity, and often require multiple doses or boosters to maintain adequate long-term protection.

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    WWhen the majority of the population has been vaccinated against a disease, there will
    be few people left to whom the infection can spread. This protects the few who have not
    been vaccinated.

    With the help of vaccination, it is possible to entirely eradicate some diseases


    worldwide. So far, this has been achieved for smallpox.

    During vaccination, the body is exposed to either a weakened microbe (bacteria or


    virus), fragments of a microbe, or something that resembles the microbe. When the
    active substances in the vaccine meet the body's immune system, immune cells and
    antibodies are produced that will recognise the "real" microbe. When the vaccinated
    person encounters this microbe, the immune system will provide a faster and better
    immune response that can prevent disease. This is artificially acquired active immunity.

    A good vaccine will provide adequate and prolonged protection against the disease.
    The number of doses needed varies from vaccine to vaccine. For some vaccines, there
    is a need for a booster dose later in life to maintain protection.

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