You may be wondering why this is. There are many arguments against vaccines, some of these include risk of serious and sometimes fatal side effects, claims that some vaccines are ineffective, and concern about the ingredients used in vaccines.(procon.com) A lot of parents nowadays are arguing that the benefits do not outweigh the risks and they would rather take the risk of their child getting sick than them getting a serious side effect. On the other hand many people today are still vaccinating their children. They claim that since the FDA says vaccines are safe they see no problem in vaccinating their children. (procon.com) Some argue that vaccines save lives and that there is no problem in getting them vaccinated.They believe that they would rather take the extremely low risks than risk there kids getting sick or exposing other kids. Another argument for vaccinating your kids is the fact that a lot of diseases have been wiped from existence because of vaccines. Some of these include polio, smallpox, yellow fever, whooping cough, and measles.
You may be wondering why this is. There are many arguments against vaccines, some of these include risk of serious and sometimes fatal side effects, claims that some vaccines are ineffective, and concern about the ingredients used in vaccines.(procon.com) A lot of parents nowadays are arguing that the benefits do not outweigh the risks and they would rather take the risk of their child getting sick than them getting a serious side effect. On the other hand many people today are still vaccinating their children. They claim that since the FDA says vaccines are safe they see no problem in vaccinating their children. (procon.com) Some argue that vaccines save lives and that there is no problem in getting them vaccinated.They believe that they would rather take the extremely low risks than risk there kids getting sick or exposing other kids. Another argument for vaccinating your kids is the fact that a lot of diseases have been wiped from existence because of vaccines. Some of these include polio, smallpox, yellow fever, whooping cough, and measles.