Natural immunity means the body's white blood cells can rapidly produce antibodies to fight off a pathogen upon subsequent exposure, preventing illness.
Natural immunity means the body's white blood cells can quickly produce antibodies to kill a pathogen upon reinfection, preventing illness.
| Front | What does it mean when a person is naturally immune to a disease? |
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| Back | It means that the white blood cells in his body will rapidly produce the antibodies to kill it and won't get ill if he is infected again. |
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