WebMD Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Whyte speaks with Steven Brill, award-winning author and journalist and Co-CEO of NewsGuard, about combating vaccine misinformation and ways to find information you can trust.
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A new animation co-created by NHS England and the British Society for Immunology explains how vaccines work to help stop the spread of common, potentially life-changing diseases, reducing people's risk of serious illness, and protecting those who cannot be vaccinated. The short animation can be shared with families, carers, staff and educators to improve their vaccine knowledge and confidence, helping everyone to make informed decisions about consent or when discussing vaccination with families and children and young people. Recorded by the British Society for Immunology.
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Vaccines save 2 to 3 million lives every year according to the World Health Organisation. They are the safest and most effective way of protecting our children against disease. Find out more about the impact of vaccines on global public health in this short animation. Recorded by the British Society for Immunology.
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Vaccines teach your body's defences - the immune system - how to protect you from disease. They take advantage of the natural functions of your immune system, which is exposed to and fights off millions of pathogens every single day. Find out how vaccines work and how they protect you against disease in this short animation. Recorded by the British Society for Immunology.
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The process of developing a new vaccine starts with laboratory based research by scientists. The vaccine will be subjected to many lab tests, clinical trials and a rigorous manufacturing process to make sure it is safe and effective. Find out more about how vaccines are made and what are the ingredients that make up a vaccine in this short animation. Recorded by the British Society for Immunology.
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