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COMPARISON - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Must be
        refrigerated or they are rendered unstable
      - Their strength tends
        to lead to a lower level of safety
      - Not recommend for individuals with compromised
        immune systems
    - - Create a stronger immunity to a disease
      - Provide
        better protection against illnesses
      - Inoculate against polio
        because it offers a stronger defense for both the
        individual and the region
  - - - Use a
        nonpathogenic virus related to the real pathogen
    - - Involve physicians weakening the virus in a laboratory, purifying the vaccination solution, and
        administer the vaccine orally or by injection
- - - - Can be reconstituted
        and easily stored
      - Safer
      - Attempt to solve the problem of accidental
        contraction of polio from the vaccine
    - - Deliver a much weaker immune system
        response
      - Require several
        additional doses to ensure
        that an individual’s immune system is able to fight
        off the actual infection