How does vaccination work?
A. It is artificially acquired active immunity produced by exposure to antigens in the environment.
B. It is artificially acquired passive immunity produced by exposure to antigens in the environment.
C. It is artificially acquired passive immunity produced by exposure to altered antigens via medical treatment.
D. It is artificially acquired active immunity produced by exposure to altered antigens via medical treatment.
Answer: D
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