Vaccination prevents disease spread by conferring immunity, preventing individuals from developing and transmitting infections.
Vaccination prevents disease spread by making individuals immune, so they cannot develop and transmit infections.
| Front | How does vaccination prevent the spread of disease? |
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| Back | Vaccinating people and animals means that they can't develop the infection and then pass it on to someone else. |
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