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    Vaccinations began to be promoted by an outbreak of smallpox in 1721. But until 1796 there were no vaccines for smallpox. An English physician created a smallpox vaccine by using a small dose of cowpox that the immune system would build immunity against. Since that day‚ this vaccine has been used for about 200 years. Vaccines have been known to help people‚ but has that always been the case. Dr. Andrew Wakefield did a study about vaccines for measles‚ mumps‚ and rubella‚ and he claimed that they

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    Health Organization made a concentrated effort to support an intense vaccination campaign that eliminated the smallpox disease (Merino 13). Yet recently‚ a government employed scientist cleaning out a refrigerated storage room stumbled upon a box containing multiple vials filled with the smallpox virus. The National Institute of Health (NIH) in Maryland‚ where the discovery was made‚ had no record of the box or its contents‚

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    states‚ “and because no vaccine is 100% effective‚ everyone ‚ even those who are vaccinated is at some risk”(2). When parents decide to not vaccinate their children they are also making the choice to put the people around them‚ who cannot receive vaccinations even if they wanted to‚ at risk. So by requiring children to be vaccinated before entering school it insures not only their safety from illnesses but also it helps those around them who are not lucky enough to be able to receive

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    Anti Vaccination Movement

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    Work? Vaccine has always been a way to prevent death from infectious diseases‚ i.e. polio. Since the 18th century‚ fear have arisen every time a new vaccine has been introduced. The Anti-Vaccination Movement was truly started in the late 19th century‚ when most developed countries started to make mandatory vaccination laws. Thinking of anti-vaccine was not important in the mid and late 20th century because of three trends: a successful in vaccine science‚ discovery‚ and manufacture; awareness of outbreaks

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    vaccines work? Therapeutic vaccines do not directly kill cancer cells. Their aim is to activate and instruct the dendritic cells‚ by making them capable of inducing a specific anti-tumour immune response. In particular‚ the aim of therapeutic cancer vaccination is to activate cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL)‚ which are the main soldiers of the immune system against cancer cells. 3.2.1 What are dendritic cells and why are they important? Dendritic cells are a family of immune cells‚ distributed in various

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    Influenza vaccination should be mandatory for healthcare workers. The vaccine can reduce the number of transmission of the flu to their coworkers and the patients who are in their care. All health care workers should want to provide the safest care for their patients and “first do no harm‚ a principle that should apply to everyone in hospitals and health care organizations. “ First do no harm‚ is a guiding fundamental truth that the patient’s well-being is the primary consideration‚ with that being

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    Thesis

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    Factors of the Number of Transferees in the High School Department of Mindanao Christian Foundation College and Seminary Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Introduction The word ‘transfer’ refers in moving from one school to another and the word ‘transition’ to refer to the move from one year to another within a school. Much moreattention has been given to cross-institutional transfer than to within-school transitionexperiences. However‚ teachers‚ policy makers and researchers

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    Communicable Disease Nursing Study Bullets Communicable Disease Nursing DRUG OF CHOICE Tetanus: PEN G Na; DIAZEPAM (Valium) Meningitis: MANNITOL (osmotic diuretic); DEXAMETHASONE (anti-inflammatory); DILANTIN/PHENYTOIN (anti-convulsive); PYRETINOL/ENCEPHABO L (CNS stimulant) Rabies Vaccines: LYSSAVAC‚ VERORAB Immunoglobulins: ERIG or HRIg DIAGNOSTIC TESTS Tetanus: WOUND CULTURE Meningitis: LUMBAR PUNCTURE Encephalitis: EEG Polio: EMG; Muscle testing Rabies: Brain biopsy (Negri bodies) Fluorescent

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    minuscule decisions‚ parents also bear the responsibility of their child’s well-being. This includes the frequently argued decision to have your child vaccinated. “Vaccinations are dangerous‚ a waste of my time/money and could cause autism” are common misconceptions derived from the lack of educating our society on the basics of medicine. Vaccinations have proven to be beneficial for individual and societal health and prevent infectious diseases. All parents should be required by law to have their child vaccinated

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    Hib Vaccination Essay

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    As we know Hib and NTHi strains cause most of the H. influenzae diseases. (Immunisation Handbook 2011 p: 155-166) and (Klein JO‚ 1997; Murphy TF 2003). Vaccination remains the valuable effect in the prevention of infectious diseases. (Cohen J and Marshall E‚ 2001; Curtiss R ‚2002 ; Hunter RL 2002). Virulence factors with no comprehensive and variation gene sequence that are capable of creating a powerful and protective antibody response‚ could be used as H. influenzae vaccine candidates (Epidemiology

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