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Go Back To: Flu FactsVirus Vs. Bacteria (Mechanism)Virus - A virus attaches to cells in the body and invades them, ordering the host cells to produce the parts it needs to multiply. That process eventually kills host cells.98Bacteria - Infectious bacteria enter the body, multiply, and may produce powerful toxins that damage specific cells in the tissue they have invaded. Not all bacteria are harmful.99
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