Summary: The Benefits Of Vaccination

The option to vaccinate a child can prevent a disease that is, without a doubt, one of the greatest disease preventer breakthroughs to be achieved by a human. According to a study at the PAS (pediatric academic society), child vaccinations have prevented about 10.5 million cases of infectious disease and have saved about 33,000 lives per year since they were implemented. These vaccinations are now required for a child to attend a state public school. However, many people are under the assumption that vaccinating children should not be required. The real reason is that they should be required to not only maintain a healthy in which disease is not a factor, but also because the advantages and benefits that are produced from child vaccination greatly outweigh the detriments that come as well.

The task of getting vaccinated is something that most of us, if not all of us, have undertaken over the course of our lives. It is likely that we all have memories of going to
Randomness is a fundamental constant in the universe and no one can be completely sure about anything for something can possibly go wrong in all situations. It is argued that since vaccines sometimes can cause brain inflammation that vaccines are a direct link to autism and brain damage. However, researchers at both the Center for Disease Control and John Hopkins University of Public health reject the idea that vaccinations cause autism and go as far as to say that “ [the] theory of vaccine-related causation is scientifically unsupportable.” Many researchers have ruled out that vaccinations have a link with children developing autism or suffering from brain damage and refute the idea that vaccinations have anything to do with the diagnosis of autism. Although many professionals agree that vaccinations have no relation to autism or brain damage, the belief that they do continues to turn parents away from vaccination along with their religious