Vaccine Insights
Killed bacteria vaccines, like those for typhoid, elicit strong immune responses but may require more boosters compared to live vaccines. It's a common misconception that flu vaccines can cause the flu; in reality, they contain a dead virus and cannot transmit the illness. While mild side effects like fever or muscle aches can occur, they are a sign of the immune system working effectively, and serious adverse events are extremely rare.In this clip
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