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How well do you know vaccines? Put your knowledge to the test with our quiz below! Challenge common myths, learn surprising facts, and see how much you really know about one of the greatest lifesaving tools in history.

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How do vaccines work?(Required)

They imitate an infection so the body can mount a response

They teach the body to defend without danger

There are live-attenuated and non-live vaccines

All of the above

When was the first vaccine made?(Required)

1796

1774

1884

1905

What disease was eradicated worldwide because of vaccines?(Required)

Polio

Smallpox

Tetanus

Influenza

How many lives have been saved due to vaccines in the last 50 years?(Required)

154 million

67 million

18 million

12 million

Where can you get reputable, evidence-based vaccine information? (check all that apply)(Required)

Local Health Department

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

National Institute of Health

American Academy of Pediatrics

Immunization Alliance of Michigan

What is the most effective vaccine we have?(Required)

Influenza

COVID

MMR

RSV

True or False: Getting multiple vaccines at once weakens the immune system?(Required)

True

False

True or False: Getting vaccines during pregnancy can increase the risk of miscarriage or neurodevelopmental issues?(Required)

True

False

True or False: Getting the HPV vaccine is only for people who are sexually active?(Required)

True

False

What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation?(Required)

Misinformation is partially true, disinformation is entirely incorrect

Misinformation is accidental false info, Disinformation is intentional

Misinformation is intentional, Disinformation is accidental

They both mean the same thing

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