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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
[[Vaccination]] is a method of preventing a future [[infection]] by a [[pathogen]].

===About Vaccination===
: [[Vaccination]] can also be referred to as 'inoculation' and 'immunisation'.
: [[Vaccination]] allows an [[organism]] to become resistant to an [[infection]] before being [[infection|infected]].
: To [[vaccinate]] an [[organism]] a weakened, inert or similar, but less deadly, form of the [[pathogen]] is injected into the [[organism]]. This allows the [[Immune System|immune system]] to create [[antibodies]] to fight the [[infection]] so that when the [[organism]] is [[infected]] by the active version of the [[pathogen]] the [[Immune System|immune system]] already has the [[antibodies]] it needs to destroy it.

===Examples===
: [[Infection|Infecting]] people with [[Cow Pox]] [[virus]] prevents an [[organism]] from getting [[Small Pox]] [[virus]].
: Injecting samples of a weakened version of the [[Tuberculosis]] [[Pathogenic Bacteria|bacterium]] reduces the chance of [[infection]] by 20% and of symptoms developing by 60%.

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	===Extra Information===		===Extra Information===
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 : Injecting samples of a weakened version of the Tuberculosis [[Pathogenic Bacteria|bacterium]] reduces the chance of [[infection]] by 20% and of symptoms developing by 60%.
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	: [[Infection\|Infecting]] people with Cow Pox [[virus]] prevents an [[organism]] from getting Small Pox [[virus]].		: [[Infection\|Infecting]] people with Cow Pox [[virus]] prevents an [[organism]] from getting Small Pox [[virus]].
	: Injecting samples of a weakened version of the Tuberculosis [[Pathogenic Bacteria\|bacterium]] reduces the chance of [[infection]] by 20% and of symptoms developing by 60%.		: Injecting samples of a weakened version of the Tuberculosis [[Pathogenic Bacteria\|bacterium]] reduces the chance of [[infection]] by 20% and of symptoms developing by 60%.
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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
 A '''vaccine''' is a [[medicine]] which prevents a future [[infection]] by a [[pathogen]].

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 : [[Vaccination]] can also be referred to as 'inoculation' and 'immunisation'.
 : [[Vaccination]] allows an [[organism]] to become resistant to an [[infection]] before being [[infection|infected]].
-: To '''vaccinate''' an [[organism]] a weakened, inert or similar, but less deadly, form of the [[pathogen]] is injected into the [[organism]]. This allows the [[Immune System|immune system]] to create [[antibodies]] to fight the [[infection]] so that when the [[organism]] is [[infected]] by the active version of the [[pathogen]] the [[Immune System|immune system]] already has the [[antibodies]] it needs to destroy it.
+: To '''vaccinate''' an [[organism]] a weakened, inert or similar, but less deadly, form of the [[pathogen]] is injected into the [[organism]]. This allows the [[Immune System|immune system]] to create [[Antibody|antibodies]] to fight the [[infection]] so that when the [[organism]] is [[infected]] by the active version of the [[pathogen]] the [[Immune System|immune system]] already has the [[Antibody|antibodies]] it needs to destroy it.
 ===Examples===
-: [[Infection|Infecting]] people with [[Cow Pox]] [[virus]] prevents an [[organism]] from getting [[Small Pox]] [[virus]].
+: [[Infection|Infecting]] people with Cow Pox [[virus]] prevents an [[organism]] from getting Small Pox [[virus]].
-: Injecting samples of a weakened version of the [[Tuberculosis]] [[Pathogenic Bacteria|bacterium]] reduces the chance of [[infection]] by 20% and of symptoms developing by 60%.
+: Injecting samples of a weakened version of the Tuberculosis [[Pathogenic Bacteria|bacterium]] reduces the chance of [[infection]] by 20% and of symptoms developing by 60%.