How do vaccines work? How are they developed and made? | My journey as a vaccine

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A vaccine contains antigen particles that could stimulate our body’s immune response. The vaccine works by stimulating our body's immune response and preparing it for when we need to fight off that specific pathogen. A vaccine is not a magic liquid that once we get it, there is not thing that can bring us down. We also have to have a strong immune system, so it will be ready to ramp up the production of the antibodys on demand.
Timestamps:
0:07 - Vaccine overview
1:43 - How vaccines work?
2:48 - What are the ingredients of a vaccine? What makes a vaccine so effective in stimulating immune response?
5:16 - How is a vaccine developed?
7:23 - Types of vaccines
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Information provided here is for education and entertainment purposes only, not intended for diagnosis. Please consult your doctor for any health related issues you may have. As new medical technologies are updated, there are more ways to cure illnesses, new testing methods and the older methods could be obsolete. Therefore, please double check your information for the most up-to-date facts.