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    keeps the reader engaged and makes the text memorable. Drew then informs us of the 77‚000 children that are not fully immunised in Australia‚ his use of statistics adds strength to his arguments convincing the readers that there is a purpose in vaccinations. “The death of children from diseases such as measles‚ whooping cough‚ diphtheria‚ tetanus and infantile paralysis are near non-existent thanks to vaccines‚” by sharing this happening a caution arises in the readers minds allowing them to ponder

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    from infectious diseases‚ providing safe water and reducing environmental threats which was normally done by the Government or organizations like World health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).Emphasis were on mass vaccination against preventable diseases like small pox ‚ polio and measles. The contemporary health promotion became an expansion of the historical health promotion to counter risks form behavior and lifestyle that led to chronic diseases and this resulted

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    VWT Task 2 WGU 1.The measles is a very contagious viral illness. In 2002‚ USA announced that measles virus was eradicated in our country. Despite the fact‚ that the world has made ​​enormous progress in the fight against measles in the last decade‚ this virus seems to be attacking and killing people again. The measles outbreak started in the Disneyland California in December of 2014. It is still unknown‚ who brought the virus to the “Happiest place on earth”‚ but according to the CDC

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    learned from my mentors not let myself be bullied by clients parents into giving the immunisations when there is clear evidence that the child has symptoms of a cold‚ runny nose or clearly looks unwell. I have also made it a practice of checking the vaccination fridge temperature and recording same whenever I’m on duty. I also do not prepare the vaccines before hand just in case the client is unable to receive the imms. Attendance at yearly updates is useful to help keep me up to date and make sure my

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    Branislava Jusufovic How far can countries be prepared for a serious outbreak of disease? The future will bring contagious diseases such as meningitis‚ bronchitis as well as influenza and other infectious diseases; some of which are introduced intentionally. Recognizing that it would be impracticable to deal with the vast range of latent microbial threats individually‚ public health policy makers are devising strategies to appraise and respond to epidemics of all kinds. Such as public awareness

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    Some ingredients cause harmful side effects‚ and expose people to risks‚ and often vaccines target easily treatable diseases‚ making them dangerous and unnecessary. Side effects can range from a headache or cough to severe allergic reactions‚ seizures‚ and brain damage. There have been cases reported and lawsuits filed because of the death of children‚ caused by a vaccine they received. Most people just have a sore spot where they received the shot after getting vaccinated. But there

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    Monophasic Salmonella Typhimurium - Efficacy of vaccine administration Since mid- 1990´s a number of reports have been published on the isolation of different Salmonella strains‚ similar to S. Typhimurium but a difference in the flagella antigen‚ in several European countries as well as in the U.S.A (EFSA Journal 2010‚ Andrea et al. 2008). As known‚ serotyping of Salmonellas is based on antigenic variability of LPS (O Antigen)‚ flagella (H antigen) and capsule (VI antigen). Most Salmonella strains

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    Suzette Arango-Chavez Professor Wicher English 1301 11:45 A.M. - 12:40 A.M. Cause and Effect 10/31/2014 Ebola: Todays Most Feared Virus or will we survive? Recently our world has been in panic about a contagious virus called Ebola. As more and more people come in contact with this horrible disease‚ we learn more and more about it. We learn where it came from‚ how you can contract the virus‚ and most importantly what might be the cure for it. This disease is quickly spreading around the world. Unsafe

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    Outline for a speech I. Introduction A. Introduce the speakers and build up to the case B. Capture audience’s attention with a discussion of the benefits of increasing immunisation rates. (1) Vaccines prevent more than 6 million deaths per year (2) Vaccines contribute to the extension in life expectancy. (3) Promotes equity and even world peace. (4) Complete eradication of infectious agents. C. Summarise the main idea of the speech. Quickly state three main points 1. First Main Point – Influence

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    eradication. The eradication is still close to being achieved‚ as WHO estimates that new worldwide polio cases fell to just 3‚200 in 1998. Reported cases of the disease have dropped by 90% in the last decade after the WHO launched a worldwide vaccination campaign. The number of people suffering from polio around the world is now estimated to be around 35‚000. But as many as 20 million people in the world are still suffering from the effects

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