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Why do vaccines for diseases in animals help prevent some illnesses in people?
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Why do vaccines for diseases in animals help prevent some illnesses in people?

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This because some animal diseases, such as rabies, can also infect people. So preventing the spread of these diseases in animals makes the diseases less likely to be spread to humans.
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