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    Mandatory Vaccination, Or Parents Choice After learning I was pregnant with my oldest child I was asked the question that started it all. I was confused and caught off guard when I heard, “Do you plan on vaccinating the baby when it’s born?” Of course I did. Do parents not vaccinate? Isn’t it something you have to do? Why is this even a question? Toni Bark, the Medical Director at the Center for Disease Prevention and Reversal, states that today over 50% of children have some type of chronic…

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    Problem: Arising as a topic of controversy in recent times is the topic of whether Americans should be mandated to receive vaccinations for illnesses. Vaccinations are, in essence, weakened strains of a disease used to effectively train one’s body to develop immunity. Some cite that there are many detrimental effects caused by the usage of vaccinations and, therefore, that people, especially children, should not be required to be put at such a risk by receiving them. Solution: The reality is,…

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    widespread misconceptions about vaccinations and their effects. These misconceptions have caused many people to fear vaccines and stop getting vaccinated all together. It has gotten to a point where peoples individual and personal beliefs are becoming stronger than scientific proof. Despite evidence proving the effectiveness vaccines not all people who should be vaccinated are, creating a hazardous public health environment putting many at risk. The story behind vaccinations first begins…

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    Growing Debate on the Safety of Child Vaccinations As Americans, we have one thing that stands out from many other countries, and that one thing is freedom. We have privileges to do and say what we want to a certain extent, and there is nothing more liberating than that. With the very controversial topic of vaccinations, I feel that although some people believe children should be required to receive certain vaccines, parents should continue to have the freedom to make this important decision…

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    Do influenza vaccinations and other vaccinations always do good? In my case, the flu shot killed one of my great grandmothers that I loved dearly on December 6, 2010. It was a very difficult time, plus finding out that the flu shot is what triggered it made it even harder. It was a very fast painful death and if she didn’t get the flu shot that year she would probably still be alive today. My grandma had a disease that was very uncommon and it was very devastating. My grandma, Hazel, was 88…

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    decision to mandate vaccinations of young children. Some people believe it is against their religious freedom and parental rights to mandate vaccinations in young children, but then there is also the argument that it is unethical to opt out of vaccinations for a child because of the risk of infection of many death-causing illnesses that would harm the child. So is it ethical to mandate whether or not parents get vaccinations for their children? Mass population vaccination movements…

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    their pregnancy pondering the thoughts of vaccinations. However, when the time comes there is so much controversial information bombarding parents about vaccination nowadays it’s enough to give any parent, let alone new parents, nightmares. Are vaccinations safe? Should we vaccinate children? Do we have to? What happens if we choose not to vaccinate? Will the vaccination make our children ill? Will this cause a long term health issue….autism, even? Vaccinations are a broad subject. Everyone…

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    In the first article I read listed the vaccine laws for all fifty states, and the pros and cons of making it mandatory for every to get certain vaccines. Some of the pros where saving parents money in the long run if the child contracts an illness, there is a vaccine for, they protect unborn children is a mother has gotten these vaccines, and they can save children’s lives. Come of the cons are there are ingredients that are morally wrong in some cultures, the Sid effects of these vaccines can…

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    Child vaccinations is a touchy subject for a good portion of United States families. Those families believe that not vaccinatinated their child is the best of them, but in reality vaccinatinated your child has more pros than cons. Vaccinated your child, will help protect them for their whole lifetime. Crystal Lombardo from NLCATP, in her article “9 Major Pros and Cons of Vaccinations” states, that the last four generations that have been vaccinated, have been safe and have had no incidences.…

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    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…

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