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    Vaccinations have served as an essential component in our medical system for years. Why now are parents refusing to vaccinate their children in the mindset that this decision is actually protecting their child? Based on Susan Ellenberg and Robert T Chen’s article‚ “The Complicated Task of Monitoring Vaccine Safety‚” published by Public Health Reports in 1997 this refusal is due to the scientific evidence that links harmful and life threatening side effects with vaccines. Although‚ controversially

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    Poe's Alcoholism Theory

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    Poe was an amazing author‚ and all he wanted was not to die alone‚ but sadly he did. Some people believe he did of alcoholism‚ others believed he died of rabies. Dr. Snodgrass believed the alcoholism theory‚ but Dr. Benitez believed it was rabies that killed Poe. It is most likely Poe died of encephalitic rabies because he had all the symptoms of rabies. Based on expert opinion Poe couldn’t have died of alcoholism. “Poe may have had problems with alcohol as a younger man… but by the time he died

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    vaccines should not be provided for infants until they reach a fully stable immune system around 18 months old. Giving them time to build up a natural immunity against certain diseases & viruses‚ instead of relying on these artificial antidotes. Vaccinations have been around since ancient times‚ but nothing has been recorded till recent times. Leon Chaitow

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    Flu Vaccine Case Study

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    | |Oct 22. 2004 |3.2 million doses sent to high priority groups | |Oct 22‚ 2004 |Many Americans go to Canada for vaccination | |Oct 22‚ 2004 |US looking to Europe for vaccines (France!) | |Oct 28‚ 2004 |CDC creates panel

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    What is Public Health? Heather L Tuttle Intro to Public Health Kent State University 19 Dec 2010 Pg 1 When asked what public health is‚ a majority of people will say healthcare for the poor; however‚ public health goes much deeper than that. Although the definition of public health has changed over the years the modern meaning is “the totality of all evidence-based public and private efforts that preserve and promote health and prevent disease‚ disability and death.” Public health is very

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    Small Pox History

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    Smallpox was a major health concern‚ not only for North American but the entire world. The eradication of smallpox was eventually accomplished. The threat of infection from the smallpox virus was finally vanquished thanks to the collective formation of vaccines. This historical event represents the importance of vaccines and that eradication of the dangerous disease is possible. The Smallpox virus was an infectious disease that was spread through the air in close proximity. Due to its contagious

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    at or after birth. About 90% of infants who get hepatitis B become chronically infected and about 1 out of 4 of them dies. Due to the severity of Hepatitis B‚ it is recommended that all children get vaccinated. The first part of the three dose vaccination can be given 12 hours after birth with the last one given 6 months after. If given at

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    Rabies

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    Thompson‚ R.W. (1963). Studies on the local treatment of rabies-infected wounds (2001). Elimination of rabies from red foxes in eastern Ontario. Journal of Wildlife Diseases‚ 37(1)‚ 119-132. Baer‚ M.G.‚ Abelseth‚ K.M.‚ and Debbie‚ G.J. (1971). Oral Vaccination of Foxes Against Rabies Brochier‚ B.‚ Costy‚ F.‚ Pastoret‚ P. (1995). Elimination of fox rabies from Belgium using a recombinant vaccinia-rabies vaccine: an update

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    Importance of Childhood Immunizations Jennifer Why do we immunize our children‚ and is it really necessary? Today many parents will be faced with the decision about‚ whether to immunize their children or not because of the growing concern over their safety. We hear it on the television and see it on the internet about the risks and side effects of childhood immunizations. TV and movies are all about entertainment value‚ they might be based on true stories or current events‚ but the storylines

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    Population Dynamics Disease Lab http://www.learner.org/courses/envsci/interactives/disease/counter_virus_1.php A. LESSON #1: The Virgin Field Most diseases begin with what is called "the virgin field"—a scenario in which humans have no natural or man-made immunity to the disease. To see the progress of a disease in a particular community‚ start by predicting how many sick days will be reported when you run the Kold disease through a medium-sized population‚ and record your prediction in the data

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