Natural active immunity is acquired through infection with a disease, while artificial active immunity is achieved via vaccination.
Natural active immunity results from contracting a disease, while artificial active immunity is achieved through vaccination.
| Front | Give an example of natural and artificial active immunity |
|---|---|
| Back | Natural- Due to individual becoming infected with the disease. Artificial- vaccination |
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