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    1. Description of the health problem Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) affects a considerable wide range of individuals from as young as 8 -25 years old. Certainly‚ HPV is a sexually transmitted virus and accounts for more than 85% of cervical cancer deaths in developing nations (World Health Organization‚ n.d.). The virus which has four strains has also been associated with the development of certain cancers (mouth‚ cervix‚ penis‚ throat‚ head and neck) in males and female alike. Therefore‚ health promotion

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    Vaccines Pros Cons

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    Various Viewpoints on Vaccines During the decades before vaccines were invented people died from diseases that spread throughout the land. These common diseases‚ at the time‚ would wipe out thousands of people. Once the vaccines came around‚ during the late 1700s‚ it helped build peoples immune system‚ and the rate of deaths dropped tremendously. Now‚ in 2017 more vaccines have been created to further benefit people from becoming ill. These vaccines are mandatory for children to attend

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    laws and regulations. To date‚ 21 states provide funding for HPV education and/or vaccination and two states as well as D.C. mandate HPV vaccination (The Henry J. Kaiser Foundation‚ 2016). Unfortunately‚ Tennessee is one of 29 states that does not offer any such funding (The Henry J. Kaiser Foundation‚ 2016). The lack of state mandated funding coupled with the absence of guidelines for HPV screenings and surveillance has resulted in either inconsistency of care of high-risk populations among providers

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    Vaccines History

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    Vaccines are mixtures made to grant immunity to diseases. They usually have the disease in them either dead or weakened. Vaccines are widely known to be the best way to protect you from a disease. There has been some diseases that were completely wiped out‚ for example smallpox‚ just from everyone getting a vaccine. They work by triggering the immune system to attack the virus in the vaccine so the body can recognize it and know to attack it when infected with the real virus. Vaccines were invented

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    debate on vaccines is growing more heated as each day passes.  Some Americans‚ many of whom are concerned parents‚ argue that the overuse of vaccinations at an early age can lead to the development of a form of Autism and has even led to a widespread movement of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. Those who continue to support vaccinations rebuke this idea stating that there is no scientific proof that vaccinations are a leading cause of autism and other learning disorders.  Vaccines save lives

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    The History Of Vaccines

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    A vaccine is defined as “a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases‚ prepared from the causative agent of a disease‚ its products‚ or a synthetic substitute‚ treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease” (“The Definition of Vaccine”). In simpler terms‚ a vaccine is an injection of a dead or weakened bacteria or virus that helps the human body produce an immunity to the said bacteria or virus. Vaccines‚ though proved

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    Mandatory Volunteerism

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    Mandatory Volunteerism To many‚ volunteering may seem as a task or chore‚ but to Stephen Lackey‚ it all seems fun. Mr.Lackey has a passion to give back to the community. In the article “A Life In Balance” by Stefanie Kure‚ he has spent countless hours helping the homeless‚ volunteering at food banks‚ and cleaning his local church and community. In my article‚ the author is not convincing that mandatory volunteerism is something that should be instated nationally. It was not effectively convincing

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    Edible Vaccines

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    Transgenic plants for the production of edible vaccines and antibodies for immunotherapy Vaccines and antibodies play a key role in healthcare. However‚ the cost of production and maintaining a chain for vaccine distribution has so far hampered realizing their full potential. Expression of antigens as vaccines‚ and of antibodies against antigens of pathogens in transgenic plants is a convenient and inexpensive source for these immunotherapeutic molecules. Various antigens and antibodies have already

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    Pros Of Vaccine Cons

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    will be seeing the pros and cons to vaccines. There are many opinions about vaccines and there are many things that are said that are false accusations related to vaccines which lead to many misinformed and confused. I will be providing you with facts of both the pros and cons to help your understand the complicated topic of vaccines and to help your decide to be either pro or against vaccinations. First of all‚ I am going to be telling you about the pros of vaccines. If you do not get vaccinated you

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    Persuasive Essay Vaccines

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    tetanus are harmful diseases that can be easily prevented by vaccines. Some people refuse to vaccinate their children for uneducated reasons. They think that vaccines do more harm than good‚ which is undeniably false. There are dozens of articles that say vaccines are crucial for everyone’s well being‚ while others claim they cause autism and other disabilities. Because vaccines prevent diseases and protect others‚ they should be mandatory nationwide. Many children are being excluded from school

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