This study was known for being scientific fraud due to the fact that parents refused to get their children vaccinated out of fear. Thereby putting their children at risk of disease. Two studies in 2011 and 2013 both proved that there is no link between receiving vaccines and developing autism. It’s ridiculous to know people still think that vaccines and autism are linked. At this point people will use any information given to them especially invalid information to use against …show more content…
Parents are still taking the risk of not vaccinating their children and sticking with natural immunity. The facts prove that vaccines are effective so why put your children in such a vulnerable situation? In America 732,000 children’s lives were saved from death in the past 20 years due to vaccines. In addition, 322 million cases of illnesses were prevented from 1994 to 2014. Another example states that the death rate for measles decreased by 74% in children all because of vaccines. By taking action and getting people vaccinated were preventing disease which prevents losing productivity due to disability and early death. It’s always easier and cheaper to prevent disease than to treat it. If people are in very good health, then we increase social development and economic growth in society. Yes, vaccines are expensive but the end results of vaccines are so beneficial. Spending money on vaccines help parents save money later when their kids are protected and not getting sick. Our money goes towards vaccines being safe and going through the proper evaluations and testing. By spending money now were all saving money for the future. Overall, I believe that vaccines should be implemented by the government and made mandatory. Preventing disease can be made easy if everyone chooses to vaccinate keeping everybody safe