Childhood Vaccinations (For & Against)
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During the 20th century, the advancement of immunizations was perhaps the greatest benefit public health measure. Vaccine manufacturers work in conjunction with modern day society to produce safe and effective vaccinations. These manufactures try to figure out the most effective way of mass production along with the cheapest cost for every customer suffering from a disease. Despite smaller public groups trying to go against the administration of vaccinations, causing suspicion and misconception, many people still trust the benefits of vaccinations in comparison to the risk of not receiving them. One of the hardest conceptions is to allow societies and families to trust vaccinations with their children. …show more content…
The doctor, nurse, and other medical personnel can support long-term efforts to monitor vaccine safety by educating the public and researching the benefits of vaccinations in comparison to the risk that both infants and adolescents face from not receiving immunizations. The long term goal is to prevent childhood infections and diseases, and to prolong life expectancy in all age groups through health prevention measures. I believe the author, Victoria Anderson, wasn’t biased at all and the data support her …show more content…
In many underdeveloped and third world countries there are numerous diseases that run rampant because of a lack of vaccinations. However, vaccinations are a major step in health promotion and prevention, which is not accessible in underdeveloped countries, and civilizations. Adolescent vaccinations help to prevent many susceptible childhood illnesses such as smallpox, chickenpox (varicella), and measles that are otherwise very deadly to the vulnerable population. In the U.S. these diseases have become very rare, to nearly extinct, all because of the administration of vaccines. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is constantly researching, and putting out new information and guidelines help promote better health in all age groups including the youth. Administration of vaccinations has many long-term benefits, vaccinations will limit the amount of sick days children spend away from school, allowing them to spend more time learning. This will also allow them to travel and study abroad not worrying about contracting certain diseases. This gradual passage of learning behavior to not vaccinate has led to an increase and serious outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases across the globe. Overall, vaccinations are a great way to provide protection for children with their growing immune systems and if it will prevent hospitalizations and illnesses, I am
For:
During the 20th century, the advancement of immunizations was perhaps the greatest benefit public health measure. Vaccine manufacturers work in conjunction with modern day society to produce safe and effective vaccinations. These manufactures try to figure out the most effective way of mass production along with the cheapest cost for every customer suffering from a disease. Despite smaller public groups trying to go against the administration of vaccinations, causing suspicion and misconception, many people still trust the benefits of vaccinations in comparison to the risk of not receiving them. One of the hardest conceptions is to allow societies and families to trust vaccinations with their children. …show more content…
The doctor, nurse, and other medical personnel can support long-term efforts to monitor vaccine safety by educating the public and researching the benefits of vaccinations in comparison to the risk that both infants and adolescents face from not receiving immunizations. The long term goal is to prevent childhood infections and diseases, and to prolong life expectancy in all age groups through health prevention measures. I believe the author, Victoria Anderson, wasn’t biased at all and the data support her …show more content…
In many underdeveloped and third world countries there are numerous diseases that run rampant because of a lack of vaccinations. However, vaccinations are a major step in health promotion and prevention, which is not accessible in underdeveloped countries, and civilizations. Adolescent vaccinations help to prevent many susceptible childhood illnesses such as smallpox, chickenpox (varicella), and measles that are otherwise very deadly to the vulnerable population. In the U.S. these diseases have become very rare, to nearly extinct, all because of the administration of vaccines. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is constantly researching, and putting out new information and guidelines help promote better health in all age groups including the youth. Administration of vaccinations has many long-term benefits, vaccinations will limit the amount of sick days children spend away from school, allowing them to spend more time learning. This will also allow them to travel and study abroad not worrying about contracting certain diseases. This gradual passage of learning behavior to not vaccinate has led to an increase and serious outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases across the globe. Overall, vaccinations are a great way to provide protection for children with their growing immune systems and if it will prevent hospitalizations and illnesses, I am