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    'Tens of thousands of deaths of Australian children were prevented, during the 20th century, by form of immunisation, and the benefits have been companioned by the launch of newer vaccines. Rotavirus vaccine has reduced hospital admittance and deaths from infant diarrhoea, hepatitis B and human papilloma virus vaccines have protected thousands of adults from liver and cervical cancer, and many others have prevented infections in travellers or people who are at risk of exposure to foreign…

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    the three reasons why adults need vaccination. Three Reasons Why Adults Need Vaccination “Vaccines are the tugboats of preventive health.” – William Foege Do you agree with the above-mentioned quotes as said by William Foege? Well, vaccination is by far the safest and wisest step to lead a healthy and happy life. It is a way of protecting oneself from the hands of infectious diseases like influenza, polio, chicken pox and many more. The main reason behind getting a vaccination is that it…

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    It is true, that the use of vaccines in modern immunisation programs has either eradicated or greatly reduced the incidence of certain diseases throughout the world. Vaccination programs work to not only reduce the chance of disease in the most susceptible individuals but also increase the immunity of the population. Such immunity is referred to as herd immunity. Herd immunity depends on a high proportion of individuals being immunised. When there are a large number of immune individuals in a…

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    diseases that once were common in this country have been brought under control or eliminated completely. The list is long, including polio, measles, diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), rubella (German measles), mumps, tetanus, and influenza. Perhaps one of the most devastating diseases in history was smallpox, which is almost unheard of now, thanks to a vaccine. Literally millions of lives have been saved by immunizations against disease. Not only does immunizing your children prevent…

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    of vaccinations given to babies before the age of 12 months. Babies can receive eight or more vaccines simultaneously at a doctor’s visit, between 2 and 15 months of age. By the age of 18, the CDC recommends that children should have gotten 69 doses of 16 vaccines. Vaccines are very costly though, the money adds up. Today, a person will pay $2,200 to purchase all government recommended and mandated vaccines for a child (Mercola). In the United States, all 50 states require vaccinations for…

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    cough), Polio, Measles, Mumps, Rubella, and Tetanus (Martindale-Hubbell). From the time they are born, babies receive various shots to prevent diseases, sickness, and sometimes death. Some schools and daycares have their own rules about vaccinations…

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    that they are safe to use, many are still skeptical that they actually work and prevent you from getting sick. Thanks to vaccines we are becoming a healthier world. The actions that we take now can help us prevent an epidemic or a future chaos. Not only is getting sick time consuming but, it can be very expensive especially those illnesses that could have been prevented with a vaccine. Immunizations can mean a difference in life or death and how long you get to live. (National Foundation for…

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    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 with a long history of epidemics, fear, and death. Smallpox, polio, yellow fever, diphtheria,…

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    Solution: The reality is, because of vaccines, many otherwise harmful diseases are easily preventable. In fact, vaccines have contributed to the practical elimination of a number of deadly illnesses including polio, tuberculosis, and tetanus. However, with the recent stigma towards vaccines, certain illnesses, such as even the bubonic plague, have started to reemerge. When it comes to such harmful illnesses,…

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    par. 3). Vaccines are essential to a growing child; they save lives, protect others’ lives around them by preventing spread of disease. Vaccines have nearly eradicated some of the deadliest and most feared diseases people have witnessed in the past one hundred and twenty five years (“Should Any Vaccines Be Required for Children” par. 8). Many people refuse to believe these facts. The people do refuse to believe these facts continue to think that vaccines do not work. They believe vaccines…

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