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    Vaccinations and Children

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    There is much debate and controversy about child vaccinations being safe or not. Parents wonder should they get their children vaccinated and take the risk of their child having a side effect. While some experts say that vaccinations are safe‚ others say that vaccinations are deadly. Approximately 100 years ago children received 1 vaccine‚ smallpox. About 40 years ago children received 5 vaccines‚ diphtheria‚ pertussis‚ tetanus‚ smallpox and polio. Today a child receives 52 vaccines

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    Ethics Of Vaccinations

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    The value and ethics of vaccinations is hotly debated‚ and many parents choose not to vaccinate their children. Older people are at greater risk of contracting diseases. There are many valid reasons to vaccinate. Vaccines aid in preventing disease‚ saving lives‚ and keeping the spread of disease at bay. As there are many instances of plagues throughout history‚ vaccinations have been a key component in the prevention of great illnesses in the last hundred years or more. Polio was a death sentence

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    Against Vaccination

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    against vaccine for their children because of religious belief‚ some just don’t believe that it’s necessary for the child to get it. Schools requires students to get the vaccine to attend school. When a child is born‚ the doctors start a regular vaccination agenda to keep them up to date. Parents should be aware that before a child is two years old there

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    Childhood Vaccination Policy

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    and Preference for Childhood Vaccination Policy Geoboo Song‚ Carol L. Silva‚ and Hank C. Jenkins-Smith In the face of the reemerging threat of preventable diseases and the simultaneous vaccine risk controversy‚ what explains variations in Americans’ policy preferences regarding childhood vaccinations? Using original data from a recent nationwide Internet survey of 1‚213 American adults‚ this research seeks to explain differing public opinions on childhood vaccination policies and related issues of

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    Childhood Vaccinations

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    Vaccinations are a common occurrence in many children’s lives that are typically followed by a heart-wrenching cry. With recent outbreaks of vaccine side-effects‚ many parents question the dangers associated with childhood vaccinations. This change in America’s medical and social culture has lead to a serious controversy affecting many. Surrounding this on-going controversy are many parents weighing the risks and benefits of vaccinating their children. Imposingly‚ many parents still fear the effects

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    The Vaccination Debate

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    The Vaccination debate My Pros: I think that the MMR vaccine is very important in the way that it protects from Measles‚ Mumps and Rubella which are dangerous diseases and is injected in 2 doses‚ at 1 year old and 5 years old. In addition these are very easy to transmit as the common cold‚ nowadays measles mumps and rubella stays averagely about 1 week however 1 on 1000 cases will be fatal in the way that it may kills people depends on the immunity of the sufferer. In addition it seems that

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    autism and vaccinations

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    vaccinate their children. There seems to be no scientific consensus on whether the main ingredient of MMR vaccine‚ "Thimerosal" is the principal for the exacerbated cases of autism globally. Thesis: This paper holds that‚ in absence of real proof that vaccinations cause Autism‚ parents should continue to vaccinate their children‚ because it is essential to prevent infectious disease outbreaks in the future. II. Body 1) Benefits outweigh risks a. Vaccines ensure children’s health by preventing infections

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    Vaccinations: Option or Obligation? The concept of vaccination was first invented in 1796 by Edward Jenner‚ the father of immunology‚ who realized that certain people were immune to certain diseases. Further research led scientists to discover that people who were exposed to a strain of cowpox were immune because they already had antibodies that could fend off the strain. This was the genesis of over four hundred years of extensive and successful research. Since their beginning‚ vaccinations have

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    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 to the cdc‚ vaccinations that were given to toddlers and babies over the past twenty years will prevent approximately 325‚000‚000 illnesses‚ 20‚000‚000 hospitalizations‚ and 935 thousand fatilities

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    The Importance of Childhood Vaccinations Ivy Tech Community College Abstract Many diseases that once plagued our world have been put to rest due to the effectiveness of vaccinating healthy children. As long as parents continue to have their children vaccinated‚ our population will remain untouched from the diseases that have once erased entire countries. Information and education is the only way that parents can begin to understand the importance of properly vaccinating children. Maybe‚ if

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