Assertion: vaccine's system | /r/HasProperty | immune
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text: Because the bacteria in the vaccine is weak, it triggers the immune system to protect against the disease.
text: The BCG vaccine contains live bacteria that have been weakened (attenuated), so that they stimulate the immune system but do not cause disease in healthy people.
text: Cancer vaccines are a form of immunotherapy that can help educate the immune system about what cancer cells “look like” so that it can recognize and eliminate them.
text: A new cancer "vaccine" that's injected directly into a single tumor can trigger the immune system to attack cancer cells throughout the body, a small new study suggests.
text: Although the process is complex, nucleic acid vaccines enable the immune system to fight off particular pathogens.
text: Conjugate vaccines teach the immune system to fight bacteria that try to disguise their antigens in the long chains of sugar molecules that form the walls of bacterial cells.
text: An effective vaccine must stimulate the immune system but not kick it into overdrive.
text: These corpse viruses can still prime the immune system to make neutralizing antibodies; they just do it less efficiently.
text: For example, in the case of someone who is immune compromised, live viral vaccines are typically not recommended because their immune systems may not be able to stop even the weakened viral infection.
text: Can a century-old TB vaccine steel the immune system against the new coronavirus?
text: The therapeutic vaccine helps immune system to recognize foreign agent such as cancerous cell or the virus.
text: Researchers are working on several treatment vaccines designed to boost the immune system
text: As of March 2020, even though the tuberculosis vaccine does not directly protect against COVID-19 it has been thought to boost the immune systems and has been suggested for study.
text: A healthy baby can accommodate multiple vaccinations because vaccines, and the antigens they contain are designed for babies' immune systems.
text: The result is that the vaccine schedule has become more complicated than it once was, and children are receiving far more shots than before (see Vaccine Safety for answers to the questions: "Are vaccines safe?"; “Do vaccines weaken the immune system?” and more).
text: When given to a healthy person, the vaccine triggers the immune system to respond and thus build immunity.
text: Vaccines interact with the immune system and often produce an immune response similar to that produced by the natural infection, but they do not subject the recipient to the disease and its potential complications.
text: Do vaccines overwhelm the immune system?
text: View this video with a transcript Do vaccines weaken the immune system?
text: Unlike traditional vaccines, which boost the body’s immune system to help prevent infections, this vaccine boosts the immune system to help it attack prostate cancer cells.
text: Vaccines are substances that prepare the immune system to fight a disease-causing germ or other pathogen by imitating an infection.
text: They trick the immune system into making a “memory” of that germ without ever having to fight the real germ in the first place.
text: When you have the vaccine, it stimulates the immune system into action.
text: Vaccines stimulate the immune system to produce an immune response similar to natural infection, but they do not cause the disease or put the immunized person at risk of its potential complications.
text: They can train the immune system to recognize and destroy harmful substances.
text: This raised concerns that the vaccine could have somehow primed the immune system to trigger an inappropriate cellular immune response.
text: Other vaccines educate the immune system by simply exposing immune cells not to the microbes themselves, but only the proteins that the viruses or bacteria make; enough of these foreign proteins can also prime immune cells to recognize them as unwelcome.
text: The vaccine moved into a Phase II trial in August 2018 to test safety in a larger number of people and determine whether the vaccine spurs the immune system to make protective antibodies.
text: Vaccine stimulates the immune system so that it can recognize the disease and protect from future infection.
text: The other is that the vaccine can be designed to train the immune system to target a more constant part of a mutating virus.
text: Questions related to vaccines and the immune system are answered here, including common concerns such as whether vaccines weaken or overwhelm the immune system, and whether natural infection is better than immunization.
text: Questions related to vaccines and the immune system are answered here, including common concerns such as whether vaccines weaken or overwhelm the immune system, and whether natural infection is better than immunization.
text: Vaccines train the immune system to prevent people developing a disease, such as Covid-19.
text: This enables their immune system to identify these threats according to their specific markers—known as “antigens”—and mount a response against them.