Arguments Against Vaccination Research

Since early times in History, the world has had diseases, plagues, viruses that cannot be cured. Even today, with all of our scientist discoveries, there are still some diseases that the medical profession cannot cure. Thankfully, organizations such as Center for Disease Control (CDC), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), American Medical Association (AMA), and many other organizations have been created for the common people’s benefit. These organizations, have safely proven that vaccines can and do prevent other harmful illnesses, and can even eradicate them. Vaccines have changed the life-span of the human race, thus shaping Homo sapiens future as a whole. Though they have been credited to Edward Jenner, he cannot take all the credit.
Edward Jenner was not the first person to provide to path to our vaccinations, but …show more content…
Not until about 1970 to 1980, due to the measles outbreak, did school start to regulate vaccines (“PUBLIC HEALTH LAW”). Of course, many cases were brought to court, but they were justified due to the health of others. The state is allowed to regulate how their schools run, which also means they can chose which vaccines are required and which aren’t to allow children into their schools. Not only that, but if a child is not vaccinated, they could be banned from school until they are. Through vaccinations, not only have lives been saved, but jobs have been created. Pathologists have been given an opportunity to research more and provide vaccinations. Special nurses are around to give these vaccinations, especially during the beginning of the school year. There are technicians that put together the vaccinations and test for them. Medical insurance is able to give out more jobs to keep track of vaccinations, and more medical lawyers were hired for medical vaccination cases, and so on and so forth. Vaccinations have improved the economy and children’s overall