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    published in 1998. It swayed many parents to believe that if their child received the measles-mumps-rubella vaccination that child will have a higher chance of being diagnosed with autism (Laskowski-Jones‚ 2015). That study has since been removed from literature; however it did enough damage to affect the number of children vaccinated. There are still parents that will refuse vaccinations for their children due to the fact that they believe it will cause their child to be autistic. This puts others

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    about 80% of sexually active people. Doctors‚ scientists and physicians have worked for a long time trying to generate a vaccination against HPV. They eventually developed two called Gardasil and Cervarix. These vaccinations were developed to prevent contracting the HP virus and also HPV related cancers i.e. cervical cancer. The US National Cancer Institute says‚ “HPV vaccination has been found to prevent nearly 100% of the precancerous cervical cell

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    Flu Vs Influenza Essay

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    The flu never fails to strike once the winter months begin. Unfortunately‚ it can be hard to discern the beginning stages of the flu from the common cold. Recognizing the flu in it’s beginning stages can help you curb some symptoms that come along with it. Vaccinating against the flu virus every season is an even better way to combat the dreaded germ. Below is a useful guide you can reference to help you determine if you are suffering from influenza or the common cold. Check Your Symptoms In most

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    Conclusion In conclusion‚ the medical profession has made a giant leap in medical advancement by the invention of the vaccination and the practice of variolation. We quickly embraced the practice soon after introduction; for a while it was a privilege only the wealthy could afford. Present day organizations have rallied for the protection of all socioeconomic groups and across the age spectrum. Throughout the practice of medicine‚ countless hours of research and billions of dollars in studies have

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    case of improper treatment. That is why medicine has developed many ways to prevent the flu. And the most effective of them is vaccination. In the modern world‚ flu vaccines become available. Still‚ there are concerns about the quality of these vaccines. The cases when the temperature rises after a vaccination or the site of a prick is swollen are not uncommon. Flu vaccination is not capable of protecting the body from the flu entirely and can even present a serious danger for human’s health.

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    GCSE History- Medicine Through Time Edward Jenner Edward Jenner (1749-1923) was a country doctor‚ he had studied his natural surroundings and nature since childhood. His name is known because he was the first to invent successful vaccination (in this case for smallpox.) At the time‚ smallpox was a greatly feared disease. One in three of those who caught it died and any survivors were often badly disfigured. He investigated the rural old-wives tale that milkmaids couldn’t get smallpox believing

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    The Anti-Vaccine Fallacy

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    in particular‚ of the reasons anti-vaccination is a growing and dangerous trend and proposes some hard-nosed remedies. The author’s stance is revealed in the headline. By labelling the anti-vaccination point of view as a myth the reader understands‚ through the play on words‚ that this is not only a ‘sickening idea’ but one that it will also lead to unnecessary illness. The reader learns that celebrity Jenny McCarthy has successfully sold the anti-vaccination message during her appearance on Oprah

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    College October 7‚ 2014 Abstract Being a parent of a preteen is a hard adventure all by itself. When you go into a pediatric office for an 11-year-well-child-checkup‚ there are many vaccinations that are now required for children entering middle schools. One of the vaccinations in this series is optional. This vaccination is to protect our children against the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) which can cause cancer‚ genital warts‚ or respiratory warts in both males and females. This vaccine‚ like any‚ carries

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    The History Of Vaccines

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    produce an immunity to the said bacteria or virus. Vaccines‚ though proved to be generally very successful in eradicating diseases‚ are a cause of significant controversy. As more and more is being discovered about the ingredients used to make vaccinations and what those ingredients can do when injected into the bloodstream‚

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