Immunization

We need Immunization In the past we have had several different types of deadly diseases, such as: Hepatitis, Influenza, and Tetanus. Many people have died because of this. Luckily humans have figured out ways to defeat these epidemics and prevent them from happening again. In order to completely get rid of these diseases everyone needs to take these vaccinations. The thing is it cost money to produce and receive the vaccine. According to the “Report of the Joyce Foundation Special Project on immunization” most of the reason why children aren’t getting properly vaccinated is because of financial problems or not being educated enough. This institution found that there was five ways to increase the immunization rates. Educating health care providers to improve the immunization records in their communities. They said Increasing the access of vaccines would also help out a lot. Educating parents about the costs and effects of immunization lets them realize the effects of their children not getting vaccinated. Another thing was to improve the vaccination services. Last thing was to set out campaigns to raise money and awareness about vaccinations. Most people probably do not think about the importance of these vaccines, when in fact these vaccines save lives. Luckily it is law that before children can start school that they have to have a certain vaccines before they are allowed in the classroom. Which actually is a good thing, it forces parents to keep up with the immunization records and prevent their child from being vulnerable. Again the only way to get rid of these sicknesses is to stay on top of the situation. In other words routine vaccinations are needed to control are destroy diseases that cause extreme illness. Vaccines have surprisingly been around for long time. The first immunizations that were recorded date back from the seventeenth century in China. They actually used scabs from infected people to help fight against the smallpox