How Does the Human Heart Work?
Your heart is a muscular pump that moves blood around your body non-stop. Learn about its chambers, valves and the electrical system that keeps it beating.
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Your heart is a muscular pump that moves blood around your body non-stop. Learn about its chambers, valves and the electrical system that keeps it beating.
Vaccines train your immune system to recognize and fight diseases before you encounter them. Learn how they work and why they matter for public health.
About the size of a clenched fist, though it varies with body size. Despite its small size, its muscular walls generate enough force to circulate blood throughout the entire body.
Licensed vaccines cannot cause the disease they protect against. Inactivated, subunit and mRNA vaccines contain no live germ at all, and live-attenuated vaccines use germs weakened so they cannot cause illness in people with healthy immune systems.