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    today’s society, the topic of mandatory vaccinations…

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    The measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) theory of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) The initial theory of MMR, in connection with ASD, being due to an article published by Wakefield et al., (1998). The editorial, that was published in ‘The Lancet’, caused a worldwide panic. Godlee, Smith and Marcovitch (2011) explain how Wakefield’s 1998 paper was fraudulent, and also seen as an unethical research project. Furthermore, Wakefield’s paper was retracted from ‘The Lancet’ and has since been stripped of…

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    discovered the effects of vaccination when he noticed that the milkmaids who had previously contracted cowpox did not get small pox (Casey, 2016). Even with proven history of success with vaccinations “an estimated 13% of parents choose to either delay or refuse vaccine for their children” (Shoup et al 2015). Although many people have reservations about vaccinations, there are many benefits and advantages to vaccinating your children. One of the benefits of vaccination is the eradication and…

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    Vaccinations can be viewed as a blessing or a curse, but it is difficult to see the beauty of a blessing when the devil of fear controls the mind. In On Immunity by Eula Biss, fear is a major theme that seems to present itself constantly throughout the book. The fears presented with the risks of vaccinations, the filth theory and the necessity to trust others, are common societal fear that Biss is able to dwindle. In doing so, an attempt is made to allow for a clearer thought process when making…

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    Essentially, a vaccine is a weakened, usually dead, strain of a disease or virus. In response to this strain, antibodies are created, the body’s immune system defenders, against the targeted virus. For a very high percentage of people who receive vaccinations, they will now be immune to the disease. In saying this, receiving vaccines seems like a no-brainer. Of course,…

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    causing more parents to refuse to vaccinate their children (SP). Not vaccinating does not only affect the child, but also other children in school. For students, there are medical and nonmedical exemptions that can be obtained for school-required vaccinations. The amount of nonmedical exemptions has been increasing lately, which is putting many young children in danger of diseases. Recently, there was an outbreak of measles at Disneyland that infected more than 100 people in the United States…

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    abnormalities.” Even with the similarities between humans and monkeys, the AIDS vaccine given to these monkeys immediately resulted in their death with no signs of vital improvements. From those monkeys that did not immediately resulted in death, the vaccination developed a strain of AIDS in their immune system, when the vaccine was supposed to combat that reaction. These results show that if the same vaccine was to be tested on humans, the results would end up deadly, like the monkeys. This…

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    determined by CDC. As a parent I can understand parents concern. This does not trust science or CDC parents have some concerns about the schedule and I believe there should be some solution for this problem instead of completely staying away from vaccination. Parents should have right to question and control over immunization schedule. Children sometimes may have five immunizations at a single visit. Parents worry about the safety of giving these number of vaccines at a single visit. They…

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    vaccines worth the countless reactions they cause? The current vaccine protocol set forth by pharmaceutical companies is both damaging and costly. While vaccines given once to our pets as juveniles is needed to begin the initial protection, further vaccinations are not typically needed. Ronald D Schultz PhD proved decades ago that most dogs will be protected for many years (and probably for life) by one round of core vaccines as puppies – usually when they’re about 16 weeks…

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    but they will also save money because immunizations prevent diseases from occurring. Consequently, immunization should be the parents decision because vaccines bring side effects, harmful ingredients, and go against their freedom of religion. Vaccinations…

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