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    best way to make sure your child is healthy and protected from preventable diseases. Vaccines allow to minimize the risk of spreading of virus infections and helps kids to develop immunity against the vaccinated types of diseases. Since vaccination decisions affect not only mothers and their kids‚ but also the community‚ these decisions cannot be treated as individual ones. According to “Straight Talk About Vaccines”‚ the article states that “These troubling statistics show that the failure to vaccinate

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    Prevention Of Mumps

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    once a time that contracting the paramyxovirus also known as mumps was not uncommon. Prior to the production of the vaccine in 1967‚ reported cases throughout the U.S averaged 186‚000 yearly . Since the development of the mumps vaccination program there has been more than a 99% decrease in these cases. However some outbreaks are still occurring‚ regardless of receiving the vaccine and due to people choosing not to vaccinate. Mumps is a viral infection that belongs to the genus Rubulavirus

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    have helped millions of people survive and have brought a new and advanced age and product to science in the modern world.                 Vaccines solely help the body’s immune system prepare in advance to fight off infectious illnesses and diseases caused by infectious agents or other facts that have to do with heredity‚ environment etc… What the vaccine essentially does is give the body’s immune system a very small dosage of the virus or illness‚ allowing it to “learn” and be able to fight off

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    regular measles (rubeola)‚ and having immunity from one illness does not protect you from the other. How common is rubella? Rubella has become quite rare in the United States‚ thanks to a very successful vaccination program. Before the rubella vaccine was developed in 1969‚ a rubella epidemic in 1964 and 1965 caused 12.5 million cases of the disease and 20‚000 cases of CRS in the United States. In contrast‚ between 2001 and 2005‚ there were a total of 68 reported cases of rubella and five reported

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    Cleveland Clinic

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    The first vaccine for the virus‚ under development for 20 years‚ showed very promising test results in human clinical trials this year and is expected to be submitted for regulatory approval in 2015. The Cleveland Clinic is betting that by the end of the year‚ we’ll see the vaccine in doctor’s hands. PAINLESS BLOOD TESTING "Have the days of needles and vials come to an end?‚" the clinic asks.

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    Ethical Dilemmas

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    Sanitation practices are difficult to maintain‚ and populations often become crowded. When deciding whether or not to initiate a vaccine based intervention‚ one must consider the good that can be done‚ but also avoid doing any harm. We must begin by first asking is there a demonstrated risk? For diseases that spread quickly such as measles and cholera‚ using vaccination to prevent

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    believe that the MMR vaccine causes autism‚ however these parents’ theories are not supported by scientific evidence at all. There is no scientific evidence that proves that the MMR vaccination causes

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    however‚ aren’t so fortunate. Diseases such as polio‚ hepatitis B‚ and measles devastate many populations around the world to this day. I completely agree with what CDC (Centers for Disease Control & Prevention) has to say about the importance of vaccines and immunizations – certain diseases are becoming rare due to vaccination‚ and vaccination

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    Health Care Technology Improvements INTRODUCTION Changes in health care facilities can make or break our future in society. Because of these major changes‚ people stand stronger chances to survive chronic illnesses and diseases. The future promises a cure for cancers‚ diabetes‚ and HIV/AIDS. In order for this to take place the world will have to adapt to the new technologies and set higher standards in health care. As a result‚ health care facilities have significantly improved in terms of technology

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    TA: Yijian Yang Tutorial: Tuesday 8:30 pm Should children be required to get vaccination? This issue remains a controversy nowadays. In this paper‚ I am going to introduce the controversy about it first and then provide both sides of the argument. In the rest part of the paper‚ I will provide some reputable resources to support my point that children should be required to get vaccination. Proponents argue that vaccination is a safe treatment to protect children from getting infectious diseases

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