Vaccinations and Prevention
Vaccines work by training the body's immune system to recognize and respond to a specific disease, generally without the person needing to get seriously sick first. Vaccination is one tool, among several, used to help prevent the spread of certain infectious diseases within a community. Specific vaccine recommendations, including which vaccines are recommended and when, vary by vaccine, by age, and by country or region. Like any medical decision, vaccination involves weighing real benefits against real risks, which is part of why specific recommendations can differ and can change over time as new information becomes available.
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