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    Anti Vaccination Movement

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    Work? Vaccine has always been a way to prevent death from infectious diseases‚ i.e. polio. Since the 18th century‚ fear have arisen every time a new vaccine has been introduced. The Anti-Vaccination Movement was truly started in the late 19th century‚ when most developed countries started to make mandatory vaccination laws. Thinking of anti-vaccine was not important in the mid and late 20th century because of three trends: a successful in vaccine science‚ discovery‚ and manufacture; awareness of outbreaks

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    Importance of Vaccinations for Children Since Edward Jenner introduced the first vaccine‚ a vaccination against smallpox‚ in 1778 (Allen‚ 48) the world has been a bit skeptical. The concept of inoculation is counter-intuitive—what sense does it make to inject a healthy person with the very virus they’re trying to prevent he or she from contracting? The very idea of it seems dangerous‚ even reckless. The issue with this uneasy feeling about the safety and sense of vaccinations is ignorance. We

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    (anaphylaxis) in about one per million children. The ingredients in some vaccines are not found naturally‚ such as thimerosal which is mercury based (Smith & Bouck‚ 2009). Some people are against the fact that vaccines are presented as being compulsory‚ but exemptions are allowed in most states. Natural immunity lasts longer‚ whereas as vaccine may not last a lifetime and boosters may be required. It is important for parents to ask questions and stay informed. Parents are entitled to know what they are giving

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    The anti-vaccination movement has been circulating the world since 1830‚ Ellen Tolsma states‚ beginning with Hazen v. Strong‚ the first anti-vaccination court case (“Protecting our herd…”). The controversy has since landed hard in the United States due to its structure around widespread acceptance of religion‚ culture‚ and most all other beliefs. In attempt to withhold the melting pot that is America‚ the Center for American Progress reports that state governments have created “lax exemption procedures

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    the United States of America. Mandatory vaccinations are an invasion on the United States guaranteed constitutional rights as American citizens and in some cases can actually be more harmful to people than helpful (Walkinshaw‚ 2011). The harm that these mandates may cause is not strictly physical‚ but can also cause a strain or burden on company‚ government‚ educational facility‚ and the relationships of the individuals involved. Not all mandatory vaccinations are a terrible idea‚ however being forced

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    Pros Of Vaccination Cons

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    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 of many once-common diseases” (p. 1). In the past sixty year’s vaccinations‚ have saved more lives than any other medical procedure. In 900 A.D.‚ the Chinese were the first to discover and use the first form of vaccination called variolation

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    Pros and Cons of Vaccination In 1796‚ Edward Jenner invented the first vaccine‚ which was for the smallpox virus. (Google timeline) Centuries later‚ we now have a very large amount of vaccines that have been created with the purpose of protecting the human race from infectious diseases. The question is‚ how effective are these vaccines? Are they more beneficial or harmful to us? Are they serving their purpose? Could a person survive in this world without ever being immunized? In this small research

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    Children's Vaccinations

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    Children Vaccinations For every parent it’s one of the first decisions that you must make when you have a child‚ but how many of us really know the pros and cons of vaccinations? Sure‚ doctors tell us that they are safe but most Americans do not even know exactly what a vaccination is. When asked‚ they simply reply that vaccinations are “shots to make sure their children are healthy.” A vaccination is weak or killed bacteria that is injected into your child to make their body prone to this disease

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    Although vaccination has proved to be an effective measure in preventing disease‚ controversies remain over whether the risks of side effects of vaccinations outweigh the risk of contracting the disease. Vaccination is the process when pathogenic cells are injected into the cells of a healthy person so that the body develops immunity through antibodies to that virus or bacterium. The U.S Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that children get 16 vaccines including Diphtheria‚ hepatitis

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    Mandatory school vaccination is one of the most intensely debated issues in society. All 50 states and the District of Columbia have vaccination requirements for children attending public elementary and secondary schools. Over the years the debate has moved from whether states have the right to mandate school vaccinations‚ to should vaccinations be required for school attendance. I believe immunizations should be mandatory for students because vaccinations protect public health‚ are cost-effective

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