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    Immunization is still controversial as of today. There are so many questions and scenarios why parents are delaying or skipping vaccinations for their children. According to Gardner‚ the top 8 reasons are: the severe allergic reaction to a previous vaccine (i.e. allergic reaction that almost never happen but can happen such as hives‚ difficulty breathing‚ or low blood pressure and common side effects)‚ egg allergy (e.g. flu shots and measles virus)‚ high fever‚ asthma or lung conditions (i.e. might

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    Immunizations have been debated for decades. The most controversial vaccination is the MMR‚ Measles‚ Mumps and Rubella; it is given to children from 12 months to 12 years old. In the 1930s Thimerosal a mercury-containing organic compound was introduced to the vaccines as a preservative. A concern is that Autism is affecting our children today and they are being poisoned by the vaccination because it contains Thimerosal. In 1998‚ Andrew Wakefield a British gastroenterologist published shocking

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    Immunization is a controversial issue in pediatric medicine today. Vaccinate or not to vaccinate‚ that is the question. This seems to be the debate of the decade for many parents. In the old days‚ most parents simply followed their doctor’s advice and automatically got their child vaccinated. But today‚ almost all parents have concerns about vaccines. They don’t want their child to catch any serious illnesses‚ but they want to know the potential risks and side effects of vaccines. There are

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    Immunizations are given to children in order to reduce the risk of becoming sick. Some parents have continued to make sure their children get the immunizations needed in order to keep them healthy. However‚ some parents have refused to let their children be given immunizations due to many reasons they feel are validated. Whether children should be given immunizations or not has become a huge controversy‚ and parents are choosing to do what they feel is best for their child. There are more people

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    Children are our future and they the biggest impact on what our future as a country holds. If we do not prepare them for their best future we ourselves will be lacking in the best future for our country. However‚ the past millennial generation mental disabilities rate has increased. In past generations the average rate of change for depression was an increase of 1-2 percent per generation. While the anxiety increase rate was a 2 percent increase per generation. However within the millennial generation

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    Vaccines are substance that is usually injected into a person or animal to protect them from any disease. There are many diseases that can make a person very sick‚ disabled‚ or even kill you. Sometimes vaccines are called immunization‚ needles‚ or shots. It also‚ contains a little bit of a germ that is weak or dead but it is not a germ that makes a person sick (Public Health Agency of Canada‚ 2015). Having these germs inside of your body makes your body defense system build antibodies to fight off

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    delayed‚ intellectual disabilities‚ and hearing impairments. Yes‚ those are the politically correct terms‚ but when you label someone with those impairments you never truly give them a chance to break those barriers. There are several pros and cons to labeling children. When it comes to writing laws for people with a disability it is okay because there needs to be a specific term to

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    only one exception to this rule‚ which states that you can only use a person as a mean if you have their consent. Certainly we would not have the consent of the children to torture them hence this exception does not apply to our case. For this reasons the formula of humanity would not consider torture the children acceptable. The children are human beings who deserve respect to their rational nature and their absolute

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    rubella‚ and tetanus (Immunization). Many of these diseases have seriously complications including death. Children must have their vaccinations before entering public school‚ however there are some exemptions

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    Immunization‚ a decision that every parents should make for their child on weather their child should get immunized or not? Some people are bit skeptical about immunization because of its side effects. Even though there are some side effects like every other medication we take according to Central for disease control and prevention (CDC) about 99.3% of children between 19 to 35 months in United States are vaccinated against preventable disease. (Brown. Pg.2) Immunization is a vaccination process

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