Do vaccines cause autism?

• Yes
• No, because not why they have nothing to do

Why are there so many vaccines?

• protect against infectious diseases
• To prevent

In the subunit vaccine, what part of the pathogen is it made from?

• Infectious agent
• Antigen

What are not the immune responses that the vaccine does?

• Cough

• Sneezing

• Inflammation

• Fever

• Rhinorrea

Why not all vaccines are 100% effective?

• If they are effective

• No vaccine is effective.

• It depends on the person's immune system

Why people with weaker inmune systems cannot receive attenuated vaccines?

• Because they can cause their death

• Because they can be diffucult to do

• Because they can be difficult to do, and they are alive and quite potent so that people can't receive it.

• Because it causes flu.

DNA vaccines and protein subnuit vaccines can be designed and synthesized, what is one benefit of this?

• This causes a stronguer inmune response.

• This prepares the body for future threats.

• It doesn't contain any other ingredients from the rest of the pathogen.

When did the scientist Edward Jenner discovered the first vaccine?

• In 1779

• In 1765

• In 1796

Who invented the first vaccine?

• Edward Rist

• Edward Jenner

• Robert Koch

Edward Jenner succeeded in creating a vaccine against smallpox by injecting patients with material of which disease?

• Small pox
• Cow pox
• Cattle Virus
• Measles Virus