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      <title>How do vaccines &#39;train&#39; our immune system to fight against specific diseases? by Ana Romina Cortez</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[Vaccines work like a fire drill for our immune system. They safely simulate an infection, teaching our white blood cells to recognize specific disease patterns. This creates an immunological memory that provides quick defense against future infections.]]></description>
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