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    A vaccine is a substance used as a preventive inoculation to obtain immunity from a specific disease‚ commonly using an innocuous form of the disease as an inactive pathogen to stimulate antibody production. Even though the first vaccine was created 215 years ago in 1796‚ many people today are still apprehensive about vaccines due to fear of vaccines’ negative side effects. This investigation studies whether vaccinations should be made mandatory or otherwise‚ considering both the negative and positive

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    challenge doctors and medical advice with home remedies. The argument continues into the 21st century whether or not it should be the parents’ choice to vaccinate their children‚ or if it should be left up to the states or even the federal government (Vaccine Development). In the United States‚ forty seven out of fifty states allow children entering school to be exempt from their vaccinations if they have religious reason. Eighteen out of those forty seven states also allow an exemption for personal or

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    Vaccination an Obligation? Vaccinations began in 1731 with Edward Jenner invented the vaccine for smallpox. It was revolutionary as it resulted in a new and highly effective way of curing diseases.Currently in the UK‚ vaccinations are optional and for children‚ parents have the right to prevent their child from taking a vaccination.A policy of mandatory vaccination would mean that they become compulsory and follow a policy of state paternalism. Arguments in favour of mandatory vaccination: One

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    children get 16 vaccines including Diphtheria‚ hepatitis A‚ hepatitis B‚ Haemophilus influenzae‚ influenza‚ human papillomavirus‚ measles‚ meningococcal‚ mumps‚ pertussis‚ pneumococcal‚ polio‚ rotavirus‚ rubella‚ tetanus‚ and varicella (Merino 7-8). Vaccines‚ along with an acute amount of the disease

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    regions of Africa and South America. This virus is passed through mosquito transmission. With advances in research and medicine‚ scientists have developed a vaccine to combat this virus. These vaccines have been available since the 1970s. Unfortunately like most other vaccines‚ recent studies have shown some adverse reactions to the vaccine. There is still unknown information about the adverse reactions. These reactions are currently being investigated. Currently‚ what is known is that reactions

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    has adopted measles eradication goals‚ particularly after the successful eradication of naturally- occurring smallpox in 1977. This goal will most likely be achieved once the major challenges causing difficulty is overcome. These include the lack of effective vaccine delivery methods to rural areas and the inadequate number of trained medical personnel to efficiently administer these vaccines‚ as well as poor surveillance and undereporting of cases. This review aims at appraising the current

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    Attention Step In present day‚ the majority of doctors have not seen a single case of the measles‚ but before a vaccine was available‚ almost every person in America contracted it. Like all of you‚ I am part of the lucky people who have been vaccinated‚ however‚ there are many people around the world who are not as fortunate and others who are simply beginning to deny vaccinations. After researching vaccinations‚ I have become very aware of how much they actually benefit our society. According

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    was reluctant to the idea of someone putting a needle in my arm because the school said so. As I grew older‚ I started to see advertisements on the television for flu vaccinations and immunizations‚ and it got me thinking. I did not understand how vaccines and immunizations were beneficial to people. A report done by UNICEF‚ “IMMUNIZATION FACTS AND FIGURES 2013”‚ states that immunization is one of the most successful public health initiatives. Each year‚ immunization averts an estimated 2-3 million

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    to “Reduce‚ eliminate‚ or maintain elimination of cases of vaccine preventable diseases” (HHS‚ 2016). This paper focuses on the

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    field of prevention of diseases. The revolution for vaccinations started with a discovery in 1796 by Edward Jenner. He found that both cowpox and smallpox were very similar and that by injecting the patient with the reasonably harmless cowpox they would then be immune to smallpox! The finding of vaccinations carried on rapidly and by 1900 a vaccine had been found for: cholera (1879)‚ anthrax (1881)‚ rabies (1882)‚ tetanus and diphtheria (developed in 1890 by Emil Von Behring who also discovered

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