The document discusses vaccination and COVID-19 vaccines. It explains that vaccines safely stimulate the immune system to generate antibodies to protect against illnesses. While side effects of vaccines may include pain or fever, COVID-19 vaccines have proven to be safe and effective through clinical trials. When exposed to the targeted virus, the antibodies generated by vaccination help the immune system fight off illness and lower the chances of contracting it. Common symptoms after vaccination result from the immune system's natural response to attack the virus. Global policies will impact the course of the pandemic and economic recovery from coronavirus.

1. Mirza Muhammad Essa Baig
(3rd Batch, 8th Semester)
Vaccination & Covid-19 Vaccine

2.  Vaccination is a simple, safe, and efficient method of defending yourself against life
threatening illnesses before they come into interaction with you.
 Vaccines stimulate your immune system to generate antibodies in the same way
as when exposed to a pathogen.
 It strengthens your immune system by utilizing your body's inherent defense to
create resistance to particular illnesses
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3.  Vaccination is safe, but most of the side effects are moderate and short - term,
such as a painful arm or a low fever.
 Covid-19 vaccines undergo various in clinical trials prove that they meet
internationally agreed benchmarks for safety and efficacy [WHO]
 Serious adverse effects were happened, although they are relatively
uncommon.
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4.  When you get your vaccination, your body starts generating antibodies against the
virus.
 These antibodies assist your immune system in fighting the virus if you are exposed,
lowering your chances of contracting the illness.
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5.  Common symptoms like a fever or chills are the result of our immune system
attacking the virus by increasing blood flow and raising our temperature
 This is because your immune system instructs your body to respond in specific way
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6.  The coronavirus disease continues to spread across the
world following a trajectory that is difficult to predict.
 The health, humanitarian and socio-economic policies
adopted by countries will determine the speed and strength
of the recovery.
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