Pros of Vaccination Essay

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    controversial topics in medicine today and will continue to attract more attention in the years to come. For every parent, there comes a difficult decision that parents have to make when having children, but how many people know the pros and cons of vaccinations. Vaccines have been protecting children for many years from diseases that when becoming an epidemic, killed many. Children should not subject to the susceptibility of having and unvaccinated immune system. According to the Center for…

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    Do Vaccinations Help Or Harm You? A vaccine is a product designed by bio-chemists that produces immunity from a disease. Administration can be done orally, through needle injections, or by aerosol. Most people know what vaccinations are because they are typically given throughout a person’s life from the time of birth until the time death. They are also strongly encouraged by doctors, employers, schools, pharmacies, and the media. Some believe vaccinations should be mandatory for the greater…

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    they see and understand points on both sides of the argument. The one view point on this issue is that vaccinations are safe and necessary for children. It has been pointed out that illnesses, including smallpox, polio, and whooping cough, are now prevented by vaccination and millions of children’s lives are being saved. For a matter of fact, children are no longer having to get a vaccination for smallpox due that it no longer exits…

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    country on Earth” by many hopeful immigrants and by a vast majority of her native sons and daughters. Indeed, the very establishment of this nation was built upon the idea of freedom of choice. It should come as no surprise that the idea of mandatory vaccination seems to be at odds with this very fundamental principles of what it is to be American. The fact that government may possibly try and exert their collective authority to force medical intervention upon our children is something that our…

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    children who have been vaccinated. The parents then automatically assume vaccinations will do nothing but harm their children. Many do not do the research to find that most of this harm hasn’t been proven to be an effect from the vaccinations. They also do not realize how rarely these harmful situations occur. It has been said that when you contract a disease naturally it gives that person a lifelong immunity, unlike vaccinations (College of Physicians of Philadelphia). This may be true, but…

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    Childhood vaccination have become commonplace in this day and age. Within the first year of a child’s life it is recommended that they be given vaccinations that cover a wide range of illness such as tetanus and Hep B vaccination or the more commonly known measles, rubella and mumps vaccination or MMR vaccine for short. (find note) However in the most recent years there has been a movement to not have children vaccinated for various reasons, such as people believing that the some vaccines had…

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    This seems to be due to the spreading of anti-vaccination articles, celebrities taking an anti-vaccine standpoint, and many other reasons. Whooping cough rates have raised dramatically as a result of this, and some “virtually extinct” diseases could begin making reappearances. In 2008, we had the biggest…

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    was provided on both sides of the issue, however, much of the information on the anti-vaccine side of the issue was used to dispute and marginalize them. The article talks about a kid who can’t get vaccinations because of leukemia. While not talking about children that have gotten diseases from vaccinations. The author then paints vaccine opponents as people who declare mandatory vaccines are like the holocaust. At the same time, she also does not support her claim that “Medical studies that…

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    The Vaccine War Many illnesses have haunted the humane race for centuries and throughout that time we have developed ways to prevent them and protect our children. So, why are parents now choosing not to vaccinate? Is the anti-vaccination movement decreasing child safety? Does MMR (measles-mumps-rubella) vaccine cause autism? How much are our children at risk by the MMR vaccine? “Because we’re unwilling to learn from history, we are starting to relive it. And children are the victims of our…

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    Autism and Vaccinations Infographic The infographic that I will be discussing is on autism and vaccinations. I chose this topic and infographic due to having a history in the medical field and experiencing first-hand the rejection of vaccinations and myths surrounding vaccinations. I have heard the fear in mother’s voices and seen the uncertainty when it pertains to vaccinations for their newborns. I was able to find an infographic that grabbed my attention, and for the most part seemed…

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