What are the differences between Antibiotic and Vaccine?
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An antibiotic is a compound or a substance that inhibits or kills the growth of bacteria. Vaccine is a preparation that improves the immunity to a particular disease. 1

An antibiotic heals infection caused by small pox. A vaccine prevents diseases like polio, small pox. 1

Antibiotics are available in different forms like tablets, capsules, drops or ointments. Vaccines can be given orally or through injection. 1

Antibiotics are taken after getting infected. Vaccines are preventive method that is taken before getting infected. 1

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Antibiotic	Vaccine	Marks
An antibiotic is a compound or a substance that inhibits or kills the growth of bacteria.	Vaccine is a preparation that improves the immunity to a particular disease.	1
An antibiotic heals infection caused by small pox.	A vaccine prevents diseases like polio, small pox.	1
Antibiotics are available in different forms like tablets, capsules, drops or ointments.	Vaccines can be given orally or through injection.	1
Antibiotics are taken after getting infected.	Vaccines are preventive method that is taken before getting infected.	1