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    Autism And Vaccines

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    The Controversy of Autism and Vaccines Recently‚ there has been a decline in children receiving vaccines due to the autism scare. The controversy linking autism and vaccines continues today even though the claim has been refuted by research while the benefits outweigh the risks. Vaccines not only protect children from life threatening diseases but build their immunity. Autism on the other hand is not a fatal disorder‚ it is a neurological disorder that regresses and can range from moderate to

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    Do Vaccines Matter

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    and Government Mr.Kennedy 4/23/2017 Do Vaccines Matter? Most people have gone to the pediatricians since they were a week old and would not remember the total amount of shots they got and the possible pain endorsed. Parents can recall more than 30 shots that had occurred before their child has gone to kindergarten. In the past few years the debate on vaccines has become a popular topic. The anti-vaccine believers have their own impressions of the vaccines once being put into the body‚ but don’t

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    importance of getting vaccines. Many serious diseases such as influenza and shingles can be prevented by a vaccine. By getting a vaccine you are protecting you‚ your family‚ coworkers‚ and everyone. This is because if you get a vaccine for the disease you cannot get it‚ and most importantly cannot spread it. When you get a vaccine you protect everyone and help to get rid of the disease. So many diseases or even deaths‚ can be prevented thanks to vaccines. Chicken pox is a disease that can later lead

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    Mmr Vaccine

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    Measles is an infectious disease that is caused by a virus. This virus can adapt in the nose and throat of people that have this disease. The ways in which this illness can be spread is by physical contact‚ coughing and sneezing. The virus in the mucus of the nose can also remain actively infectious for two hours. This means that you can become ill by being in touch with the virus not only inside the body but also outside‚ for example‚ it can be found on door handles. Once you have been infected

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    Deception Of Vaccines

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    one thing has changed: the increase in vaccines pushed by the Centers for Disease control (CDC). Other chronic problems have been reported as results of vaccines. By looking at the effects of vaccinations‚ we can see many of them have compromising results on a person’s health. This is a surprising idea that is complicated by recognizing that vaccines are supposed to prevent illness

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    The HPV Vaccine

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    these medical issues can be prevented by the one of three HPV vaccines licensed by the Food and Drug Administration. (Palmer‚ et al 2015) Studies also show that practicing safe sex and limiting sexual partners reduces the risk factors for contracting HPV. (Chan‚ et al 2012) While the HPV vaccines have been proven to significantly decrease the likelihood of HPV and its consequences‚ women around the world have issues accepting the vaccines and administering them to themselves or children. The objective

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    The History Of Vaccines

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    A vaccine is defined as “a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases‚ prepared from the causative agent of a disease‚ its products‚ or a synthetic substitute‚ treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease” (“The Definition of Vaccine”). In simpler terms‚ a vaccine is an injection of a dead or weakened bacteria or virus that helps the human body produce an immunity to the said bacteria or virus. Vaccines‚ though proved

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    Benefits Of Vaccines

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    sicker they get‚ the worse the expenses will be. Vaccines are the best investment in children’s healthcare‚ which makes plenty of sense. Vaccines cost less in time and money to attain than infectious diseases cost in time off to work to care for a sick child‚ possible long-term disability care‚ and major medical expenses ("Vaccines ProCon.org"). Vaccines are very affordable with the help of health care. Paying for a vaccine that will prevent multiple diseases is much more affordable than paying for multiple

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    The Measles Vaccine

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    Measles virus has long been an endemic disease in the human race‚ first being documented by a Persian doctor in the 9th century. From 1855-2005‚ it is estimated that over 200 million people have been killed worldwide by the virus.1 Before a vaccine was created‚ nearly all children before the age of 15 would be struck with a high fever‚ inflamed eyes‚ small white spots on the inside of the mouth‚ and a red‚ flat rash that covered the body. The development of a vaccine in 1963 was able to lower the number

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    Flu Vaccines

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    the flu vaccine are flu-like symptoms. Fever shills‚ headache‚ muscle aches and fatigue are flu symptoms. Serious reactions include life threatening allergies to the ingredients as well as Guillain-Barre’ syndrome (GBS) which is a severe paralytic disease. GBS can occur up to several weeks after a flu vaccine injection and can be fatal in about one in 20 people. Other reactions reported are encephalopathy‚ brain stem encephalitis‚ polyneuritis‚ arthritis‚ and thrombocytopenia. Flu vaccines are made

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