Vaccines Benefits

Researching vaccines for different diseases is an important job to carry out. Though vaccinations don’t completely cure diseases, they can help prevent from getting one. As a member of a US research team, I would want to find a vaccine for cancer as soon as possible in order to prevent more deaths. If we were given the option to work with another country who is researching the same thing, it would be helpful to work together. Collaboration with others is better than just working by yourself. As an individual, you can certainly come to a decision faster, but in a group, you’ll come up with a better thought out idea. Cancer is one of the top leading causes of death, and taking a longer time to develop a cure just to keep your dignity and bring …show more content…
How long have you been working on this project? How much longer would it take? Would having twice the amount of people working on it help reach your goal faster? If you didn’t accept their offer, you’ll probably still be grasping around for more information. You may wander around working on that project for years searching for that last bit of information you need, and find out they’ve had it the entire time, and were looking for the information that you had. What if that country develops a vaccine by themselves, before you, after you refused their offer. Now they have all the credit for it, and you’ve just ended up wasting time and money into an unfinished …show more content…
What if they develop the vaccination before we do, and now you don’t even have a small share in that victory. Where is your dignity and self esteem now? It’s not determined that if you don’t accept their offer of collaboration you’ll develop the vaccination first. Sharing success in developing a vaccine for cancer is a small price to pay to help put an end to cancer. Even if it were a country you didn’t have the best relations with, working on this project together could help bring your country and theirs closer