Essay About Vaccination

After researching on the topic vaccinations, I strongly believe and advise that all immigrants entering the United States should be vaccinated. The entire purpose of immigrants needing vaccinations is to prevent the spread of disease, infections, or viruses being passed from one individual to the next. Many immigrants from all over the world have migrated to the United
States and have not or may have never been vaccinated before. Also, there is a majority of immigrants that have not had the opportunity to see a physician. Vaccines are less costly and less time consuming than a parent taking time off from work to take care of their sick child or huge medical expenses. The official discovery of vaccinations was founded by the English
Small Pox was considered one of the deasliest disease killers, especially in children. In his expereiment, Dr.
Jenner would insert pus from cowpus postule into a cut on a child’s arm to see if would end the spread of small pox. His expereiment ended up becoming a great success. Jenner’s manififient work became famous and published as well in the year 1796. In my opinion, there are many reasons to protect children through the use of vaccinations.
Vaccinations help with protecting children from serious illnesses. Examples of serious illnesses in children are measles, mumps, and whooping cough. Measels is caused by a virus and may lead to seizures, brain damage, or even death. The disease Mumps is caused by a virus and can lead to heaing loss and brain or spinal cord infection. The Whoping cough develops from bacteria and spreads through the air from coughing and consistent seizing. Certain illnesses may cause a child to end up with a leg or arm removed. It has been known that diseases in children may occur when many kids have never been vaccinated before. The three organizations,
American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Family Physicicans, and the