Arguments Against Vaccines
Imagine a world where our ability to survive some disease or prevent some disease was all based on our immune systems. People with weak immune systems would tend to live shorter lives and may never truly get to live life to the fullest. Without vaccines we may still be fighting disease that have long since disappeared from our history such as polio and the small pox. That is why vaccines were created in order to give people the choice to prevent some life threatening vaccines. A vaccine is a product that is created in order to form an immunity from specific diseases and is administered through various methods. Vaccines and act of getting vaccinations are very important because it may save your child or someone you love, vaccines are supported
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American Academy pediatrics states that vaccines given to children are 90 to 99 percent effective. Kids have yet to strengthen their immune system and are exposed to various disease and sicknesses through school, the playground and other social settings. Without vaccines children would have a weaker chance at overcoming certain illnesses. No one wants to see their child hurt and sick so if there was a way to prevent that any parent would take any step they could to prevent that from happening. For example polio was a disease that was taking children at a very young age and if they do live they often have lifelong disabilities such as paralysis. But because vaccines were created there hasn’t been an outbreak of polio since in the United States.
Secondly, many large and credited companies support immunizations. Companies such as the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and many other medical establishments. The CDC in particular is very driven on the need for vaccines, they attempt to keep everyone educated on the ages, types, and why some vaccines should be required for children, adolescents, adults and elders. This establishment has also completed multiple clinical trials and test to ensure the safety of vaccines as well as proving the accusations that vaccines cause
American Academy pediatrics states that vaccines given to children are 90 to 99 percent effective. Kids have yet to strengthen their immune system and are exposed to various disease and sicknesses through school, the playground and other social settings. Without vaccines children would have a weaker chance at overcoming certain illnesses. No one wants to see their child hurt and sick so if there was a way to prevent that any parent would take any step they could to prevent that from happening. For example polio was a disease that was taking children at a very young age and if they do live they often have lifelong disabilities such as paralysis. But because vaccines were created there hasn’t been an outbreak of polio since in the United States.
Secondly, many large and credited companies support immunizations. Companies such as the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and many other medical establishments. The CDC in particular is very driven on the need for vaccines, they attempt to keep everyone educated on the ages, types, and why some vaccines should be required for children, adolescents, adults and elders. This establishment has also completed multiple clinical trials and test to ensure the safety of vaccines as well as proving the accusations that vaccines cause