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The 13 pages that link to Live attenuated vaccine, each with the reason it gives.

• VaccineBroader topic: It can mimic infection and generate strong immunity, but may be unsuitable for some people.

• AdjuvantCompared with: Live attenuated vaccines often supply their own innate immune stimulation rather than relying on an added adjuvant.

• Smallpox vaccineNarrower topic: Traditional smallpox vaccination uses live vaccinia, though not every formulation is attenuated.

• Inactivated VaccineCompared with: Unlike inactivated vaccines, it relies on a weakened pathogen that can replicate.

• COVID-19 vaccineCompared with: COVID-19 vaccines in common use generally avoid delivering a replicating SARS-CoV-2 virus.

• Yellow fever vaccineNarrower topic: The vaccine’s weakened virus replicates briefly to provoke immunity.

• MMR vaccineNarrower topic: MMR uses weakened live viruses to trigger immunity without causing the usual infections.

• Varicella vaccineNarrower topic: Varicella vaccine uses this approach to produce a strong immune response.

• Rotavirus vaccineNarrower topic: Rotavirus vaccines use weakened virus strains to stimulate immunity after oral administration.

• Maurice HillemanRelated: Several vaccines Hilleman developed used weakened viruses to induce durable immunity.

• Max TheilerNarrower topic: The 17D vaccine belongs to this vaccine class.

• X-linked agammaglobulinemiaCompared with: Live vaccines are generally avoided because impaired immunity can permit vaccine-strain infection.

• Typhoid vaccineNarrower topic: The oral Ty21a vaccine protects by presenting weakened Salmonella Typhi.