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Both vaccines and immunizations refer to the condition wherein our body is made indifferent against diseases. The difference is how we acquire this indifference. Immunization refers to a general term which is used for every indifference type our bodies acquire towards diseases. We may acquire this naturally, by suffering from the disease at a certain stage. We may also get it through some artificial exposure to the controlled amount of germs that cause the disease. This refers to vaccination. In one sense vaccination is a kind of immunization too. The only difference is that we artificially do it in a safe way.
Immunization is Natural while Vaccination provides artificial immunity:
Today vaccines are available against lethal diseases such as polio, rubella, pertussis, and tetanus. Vaccinations ensure protection from several diseases in a secure way.