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    the victim will have severe bleeding‚ organ failure‚and lead them to death. The World Health Organization‚ also known as WHO for short‚ are currently working on finding the vaccine for Ebola. Charities‚ like GlaxoSmithKline‚ are funding enough money to donate to the organization so that they can further research on the vaccine. WHO is one of the members of United Nations Development Group and their responsibility is to report on health concerns from different

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    Plagues and People

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    Plagues and Peoples was written by William H. McNeill. The basis of this book all falls on epidemiology‚ also known as the study of patterns‚ causes‚ and effects that disease and health conditions have on certain populations. McNeill’s writing shows how the relationship that mankind‚ referred to a macroparasites‚ and parasites‚ referred to as microparasites‚ have made an impact on the world through history. The relationship at first during existence was said to be “balanced”‚ but when mankind in

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    body’s immunity in fighting against these harmful organisms. Vaccinations are also known as immunisations‚ needles and shots. All vaccinations must be licensed and approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) to ensure that the vaccines are safe and effective. Vaccines also go through a variety of testings‚ clinical trials and sanctions whereby extensive scientific processes and regulatory processes take place in producing the greatest and most safe possible solution for the diseases. According

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    Jenner in 1796 to attempt something unethical. Edward had taken notice that milkmaids did not fall ill to smallpox while those around them did. Jenner realized that the milkmaids had been exposed to a form of cowpox‚ also known as vaccinia‚ which was less severe than smallpox‚ overcame the illness‚ and were then immune after multiple forms of exposure to the related disease‚ including smallpox‚ also known as variola vera. He deduced then that the viruses were similar enough genetically that acquiring

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    Pros Of Vaccination Cons

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    Introduction A vaccine contains a weakened version of a virus that is harmless to one and makes an individual immune to that virus. In this paper‚ I will discuss the history of vaccines and immunization. I will also examine both the pros and cons of vaccinations and attempt to come up with a conclusion. History of Vaccines Vaccination is a wonder of modern medicine. According to Sanford and Kimmel (2005)‚ “Vaccines have been highly effective in eliminating or significantly decreasing the occurrence

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    absolute lie that has killed thousands of kids. Because the mothers who heard that lie‚ many of them didn’t have their kids take either pertussis or measles vaccine‚ and their children are dead today. And so the people who go and engage in those anti-vaccine efforts -- you know‚ they‚ they kill children. It’s a very sad thing‚ because these vaccines are important.” The reason why weather or not to vaccinate is such a big debate is parents feel it is a personal choice to vaccinate their children and shouldn’t

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    every day more than 22‚000 children died and 2/3 of deaths‚ 5.4million‚ were due to infectious diseases (UNICEF 2010). Mass vaccination campaigns are accepted as a number one solution to the child mortality from the preventable infectious diseases. Vaccines are one of the greatest public health attainments which from people benefited throughout the last two centuries (Stern‚ Markel 2005). They are the safe guardians of both children and adults. The main goal of vaccinationsis to stimulate the immune

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    but every bit as horrifying as anthrax is smallpox. Smallpox is an acute‚ highly contagious virus disease characterized by prolonged fever‚ vomiting‚ and pustular eruptions that often leave pitted scars‚ or pockmarks‚ when healed as defined by Webster ’s New World College Dictionary. Smallpox‚ commands respect and the concern of the American public along with that terrorism‚ of the biological variety‚ however improbable‚ is very possible. Smallpox was once large in scope before vaccinations

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    have is that if the vaccine is going to harm the health of the child. Childhood vaccines have been established and perfected for an exponential amount of time. Even though vaccinations have been around for a while‚ many people are still unsure about them. With this in mind‚ there are many questions about how vaccines work‚ what they are‚ and how they help eradicate diseases. Vaccines work by introducing a weakened version of the virus or bacteria into the body. In fact‚ Vaccines are introduced into

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    Edward Jenner was an English surgeon that is now greatly known in the field of science as discovering a way to vaccinate for smallpox. Because of his achievements in the medical field of science‚ this has led to many other great discoveries and a way to control a great deal of diseases. Because of him‚ the smallpox disease is now virtually nonexistent. That is why he is also known as the “Father of Immunology” Jenner was born May 17‚ 1749 in the English countryside. His father was a clergyman. His

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