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Vaccines protect you against diseases. They work by giving you a harmless version of the germ that causes the disease, so your immune system gets ready to fight the real thing. Getting a vaccine can hurt a bit, especially if it involves an injection, but a little pinch is nothing compared to getting sick with the disease itself. So why do some people refuse vaccines? Often it is because they do not trust the people who are offering them the vaccine. To keep society healthy we need doctors and scientists to build great vaccines, but we also need to build trust among ordinary people. One would not work without the other.

Why Vaccines Do Not Work Without Trust