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    Pros Of Vaccination

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    The most effective method of ensuring that parents get their children vaccinated is the requirement of an up-to-date immunization records before children can join or attend any public schooling institutions or licensed day care facilities. The problem with this however is that every state except Mississippi and West Virginia allows children to be exempted from vaccination for religious reasons. Vaccine-preventable diseases, such as whooping cough, diphtheria, hepatitis, measles, poliomyelitis, human papillomavirus, and mumps are still a threat that results in the hospitalization of many children in the U.S. This, therefore, calls for the need for the federal governments to ensure that all children born receive…

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    Pro Vaccination Debate

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    There has been a debate around vaccinating children for many years now. Numerous parents have fled from the idea of getting their children vaccinated due to the belief that vaccinations harm children. The British doctor Andrew Wakefield conducted an experiment with the MMR vaccine. He and 12 of his colleagues published the Lancet, which shows that the MMR vaccine causes developmental issues in children. The Lancet underwent publication, but widely researched to prove that the MMR vaccine did not…

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    Vaccination Pros Cons

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    Vaccinations can be a pro and a con thing, Vaccinations can save lives but at the same time it can create tumors and you can have side effects to some vaccinations. They both have their sides to it it just depends what kind of person you are. Vaccinations are used to prevent a disease or a sickness. What they do is they inject a little bit of the virus into yous so that your body can know how to fight it off. Now some of these vaccinations can be a good and or a bad thing to use on your kids or…

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    How many times do you allow your children to be vaccinated each year? Has your child ever felt sick or had any abnormal side effects after receiving a vaccination? It is plastered all throughout the media that vaccines are extremely good for society, but have you ever wondered about the cons of them? Contrary to belief, vaccines have an abundance of cons that not many people are aware of. Vaccinations should not be forced or required for children because they are loaded with harmful chemicals…

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    Pro-Vaccination Frames: Not Up for Debate: The Science Behind Vaccination argues that vaccines are not, in fact, associated with autism as proved by scientific evidence. The Science Behind Vaccination frame insists that the public should not be any more concerned by this topic of conversation than in the past. This article uses scientific studies to argue that vaccinations save lives of all children and the current vaccination schedule is crucial. While the author suggests many are still…

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    world still need medicine, doctors, and child vaccinations. These vaccinations make it possible to live past one hundred or just past the age of five. Many, including myself, believe that the pros of these vaccinations outweigh the cons. Despite the possibility of things going wrong, my children would be vaccinated. Children are vaccinated as early as twelve months old for diseases such as the the whooping cough and polio. These vaccinations also help us later in life to fight the…

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    Pro-Vaccination advocates argue that vaccination laws expand while vaccination exemptions decrease. Pro-Choice, or Anti-Vaccination, advocates argue that vaccination becomes an option and exemptions expand. Though the two sides disagree it is undeniable that there is a common interest. Both want the best for all people. The Center for Disease Control, World Health Organization, and other various public health organizations all argue strongly for vaccination. “The CDC recommends that 70 doses of…

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    If you’re against vaccines, have you ever thought about all the pros of getting vaccinated? Getting vaccinations are ideal for almost everyone, especially children. Children are the future of our world, and if parents are granted the choice to opt out of a getting a few simple shots, it could greatly harm their child, and others around them. Allowing parents to deny vaccines could potentially cause significant health issues. Vaccinating your child could potentially save their life. People…

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    It is true, that the use of vaccines in modern immunisation programs has either eradicated or greatly reduced the incidence of certain diseases throughout the world. Vaccination programs work to not only reduce the chance of disease in the most susceptible individuals but also increase the immunity of the population. Such immunity is referred to as herd immunity. Herd immunity depends on a high proportion of individuals being immunised. When there are a large number of immune individuals in a…

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    child vaccinated due to the fact the things they read Online about how dangerous it could be because you child may not even get sick by not having the Vaccination done but if you where something could go wrong and their child would have…

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