Antibiotics and Vaccination

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Across
  1. 1. Substances that help create immune memory without ever being "infected" with the disease
  2. 5. A needed
  3. 9. A bacteria that survives antibiotic treatment is considered to be ... .
  4. 10. Drugs developed to treat bacterial infections
  5. 13. A group of vulnerable individuals who cannot get vaccinated and are dependent on herd immunity to protect them
  6. 14. Antibiotic ... is a potential public health threat
  7. 16. A cold or the flu are a type of ... and do not require antibiotic treatment
  8. 19. This type of immunity is created within a population if a critical number of people are vaccinated
  9. 20. A term to describe how well a vaccine is able to protect individuals vaccinated and prevent disease
  10. 21. A specific type of viruses that infects bacteria
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  1. 2. One way to tackle the antibiotic resistance is to make sure doctors are prescribing the ... antibiotics
  2. 3. ... variation is used by pathogens for immune evasion
  3. 4. Bacterias are able to share ... with each other
  4. 6. Important to ensure to avoid major side effects of vaccination
  5. 7. Raising public ... on when to take antibiotics and when not is an important way to stop antibiotic resistance
  6. 8. Once a disease does not exist anymore, it is said to be e.... .
  7. 11. A virus that has been eradicated since 1977
  8. 12. Development of antibiotics is costing a lot of ... .
  9. 15. Antibiotics used in ... are thought to drive the antibiotic resistance
  10. 17. The common name for a particle/molecule causing immune system activation
  11. 18. A triple-vaccine that once once falsely accused of causing autism