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    Many wonder if vaccinations are really necessary or if they are even safe. Vaccinations are what allow people the American Dream because it saves lives which enables an individual to achieve happiness. While vaccinations help prevent diseases in America, some believe the potential harmful effects carry too high a risk. Limiting vaccinations would cause an outbreak in diseases because vaccines prevent the disease from forming. Vaccinations have lowered the risk of getting a disease, but the…

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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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    Editor, Vaccinations are used to help prevent communicable diseases from being caught by someone. Vaccines make people who get them more immune to some communicable diseases. Some vaccines are required by law, others are optional. People who are properly vaccinated can prevent diseases in themselves, in people around them, and can prevent the spread of serious diseases. If a person is vaccinated for some communicable diseases they are less likely to get that disease. Some communicable disease…

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    to be vaccinated - why? Some parents feel vaccinations will become over whelming to the child’s immune system. Parents think it’s safer for the child immune system if the child isn’t vaccinated. Other suggested opinions from parents are to only allow vaccinations they feel are important. The fear of what is inside the vaccinations; keep parent from vaccinating their children. Such things like mercury, aluminum, and antifreeze. Not realizing most vaccination consists of water and antigens.…

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    extra support through the use of vaccines, while some choose to not vaccinate their children. But unvaccinated children are walking disease-spreaders, and they pose harms to those that cannot be vaccinated due to other conditions and restrictions. Vaccinations should be mandatory by federal law because they are proven countermeasures against deadly diseases. The government should not permit parents to put their children in avoidable risks of death and suffering. Many parents are often…

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    Inoculation is what started the path to vaccinations. Since smallpox was such a common disease, communities tried to prevent it the best they could. These folk practices were used in many parts of the world like Turkey, Asia, China, and India. The two most common practices included inserting pus…

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    Tetanus Vaccination

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    The two types are presented by Baxter (2007) “Following deep subcutaneous/intramuscular (SC/IM) administration of tetanus vaccine, the toxoid molecules are taken up at the vaccination site by immature dendritic cells: within this cell, they are processed through the endosomal pathway (involving the phagolysosome) where they are bound to major histocompatibility complex type II (MHC II) molecules; the MHC II: toxoid complex then…

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    Vaccinations currently serve as one of the most essential sources in medicine because of the huge amount of infections and diseases it is able to fight and prevent. However, science isn’t yet able to come up with a vaccine for all diseases for a couple different reasons. One significant factor is that many of the stronger viruses mutate so rapidly that vaccines are unable to work efficient enough to fight it off completely. Along with that, the cost of developing each vaccine is so large that…

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    (Meacham). Jenner’s new procedure became known as vaccination and has been used for over 200 years to treat numerous infectious diseases (Meacham). Vaccination and inoculation are often used interchangeably, however, they distinctively differ in their methods of administration. Inoculation refers to purposefully infecting a person with live pathogens, while vaccination is the process of treating a person with weakened or dead…

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    states, “Most side effects from vaccination are mild, such as soreness, swelling, or redness at the injection site” (The History of Vaccines).Vaccinations tend to cause life-threatening allergic reactions. Yet, if these individuals would not have received these immunizations then the chance of receiving one of these reactions could be lessened or reduced by about half the amount. Symptoms such as fevers, rash and achiness can be prolonged after receiving vaccinations. According…

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