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    By the age of 18, Americans are expect to have had 69 doses of 16 different vaccines. (National Vaccine.par.1) Parents have hundreds of reasons why they don’t want to immunize their children. But, when parents decide against vaccinating their child they not only put their children in danger but the lives of others. Parents use motives like their rights and beliefs, society and the economy and the benefits or side effects, as the some of their excuses for not wanting to protect their children…

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    Essay On Tetanus

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    Your doctor also has the ability to give the tetanus toxoid in combination with the diphtheria vaccine alone in both the adult (Td) and pediatric (DT) formulations. Infants are typically given the DTaP vaccine in a schedule of 4 doses at 2, 4, 6, and 15-18 months of age. Another dose should then be given between the ages of 4 to 6 years.…

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    Tetanus Research Paper

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    A combination vaccine called, tdap protects against tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough. All adults should have this reapplied every 10 years. Adults who were never properly vaccinated should be give 3 doses in 12 months. Almost all cases of tetanus happen to people who either have never been vaccinated or have not…

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    Vaccines are safe and effective ways to prevent diseases. They are very important, especially to children. Immunization can save children’s lives (1). An estimated 19.4 million infants worldwide are still missing out on basic vaccines (2). By not getting vaccines, you are affecting more than just yourself. The virus spreads to others and affects them. Vaccines should be required so that we can save the lives of people other than just the ones who don’t get vaccinated. Vaccines are required for…

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    was breathing rapidly, and I realized that she had a high fever.” By the authors use of descriptive language you can tell that the child is in a lot of pain, because of the fever and the disease that she had. The doctor was very surprised because diphtheria is a very painful disease and the child still did not want the doctor to examine her. One theory could be that the child thought that if she didn’t see it and nobody knew about it, then she didn’t have it. If she would have just shown her…

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    Born into a family of 3 in 1884, Eleanor Roosevelt was was not granted a happy childhood. Her father, Elliott Roosevelt, had married Anna Hall in 1883, and all thought that they would be bound to have a happy life together. But Elliott Roosevelt had a history of drinking and was prone to depression. When Elliot’s mother died do to typhoid fever in 1884, he sank into grief and started to drink heavily. Soon after this tragedy, Eleanor was born and her brothers, Elliot Jr. and Hall, soon came…

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    immunizations. Vaccines have benefited the world by decreasing the spread of contagious diseases. In the last 50 years, vaccines have saved more lives than any type of medical procedure. Starting in the 1920s, vaccines became widely available for diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, and tuberculosis. Organizations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Gavi the Vaccine Alliance put their goals toward continually saving…

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    Manuela Saenz

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    for tuberculosis, the enemies came to power in Colombia and Ecuador, and Manuela was not welcome in these countries. She lived in Jamaica for a while before finally settling in the small town of Paita on the Peruvian coast.She died in 1856 when a diphtheria epidemic swept through the area. Unfortunately, all of her possessions were burned, including all of the letters she had kept from Simón. ¨Manuela’s impact on the independence movement is greatly underestimated today, as she is remembered…

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    Gram-Negative Bacteria

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    cereus- food poisoning, bacillus anthracis, anthrax, clostridium tetani-tetanus; clostridium botulinum- botulism; Clostridium perfringens- gangrene; Clostridium difficile- colonitis Non sporing: listeria monocytogenes- food poisoning; corynebecterium diphtheria diplohteria; propionibacterium acne-acne Gram negative…

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    as very poor and not very nice. In the start of the documentary we see McCloud getting immunised for the diseases in Dharavi . The swage is open and there is no sanitation. Their is mounds of rubbish and 4 thousand people a day get sick from diphtheria, polio, tuberculosis. The people wash their clothes in the swage and the place is infested with rats. the water is contaminated and toilets…

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