What you learned and understood from the talks

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Watch the TED talk on "How Vaccines Work" and "Herd Immunity" and write a short report (200-250 words, in your own words) on what you learned and understood from this talks and your perspective on the topic. Your perspectives on the topic must be supported with evidence/example either from your text book, research articles or authentic websites.

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