Anti Vaccination Healer

Vaccination: Healer or Killer?
Remember going to the doctor’s office as a child? The waiting room filled with other children, toys, televisions, and books. Other children coming out for the door with watery, red eyes but the children are fine. They have a lollipop in one hand and a sticker (of their choice) in the other, but peeking out under their sleeve is a pale band aid. However behind that door is something that saves thousands of lives each year, no not the doctor. It’s a little vile filled with one of the most significant public health advances in medical history…a vaccine.
A vaccine is a treatment which makes the body stronger against a particular infection. The body fights infection using the immune system, which is made up of millions
Today, the smallpox disease is eliminated worldwide. Soon after more and more vaccine were created to protect humans from these deadly diseases, however throughout the century there have been many sceptics. This lead up to a movement called the anti-vaccine movement. The movement up roared in the early eighties after a television next work aid the first ever anti-vaccine documentary and that was that, Activist began to ascend around the nation.
Unfortunately, these life-threatening diseases are only making a comeback now, and the numbers of the sick child and adults are higher than they have been in the past 20 years. Most of the diseases are back due to humans refusing vaccine for their and their children's “safety”. Parents are more afraid of the vaccine more than they are of the disease the vaccine protects against. Due to recent outbreaks, should people still have the right to refuse vaccines? “There’s a war going on out there-a quiet, deadly war.”(Offit ix) within the war are parents, doctors and
Vaccine benefit humans is so many different ways. Just because people have been vaccinated does not mean the diseases are eliminated the viruses and bacteria that cause illness and death still exist and can be passed on to those who are not protected by vaccines. For example we have had the influenza vaccine for years but every year there is a new strand of the virus because the influenza virus changes structure and shape as it moves around the globe each year. Vaccination can mean the difference between life and death. “In the US, vaccine-preventable infections kill more individuals annually than HIV/AIDS, breast cancer, or traffic accidents. Approximately 50,000 adults die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases in the US.”(Top Reasons to Get Vaccinated) Also the cost of the medical bills that can pile up for being infected will be outrageous. Other reason you don’t want your unvaccinated child not to be able to play with their friends due to the fact they would be putting other children at