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    Importance of Vaccinations for Children Since Edward Jenner introduced the first vaccine‚ a vaccination against smallpox‚ in 1778 (Allen‚ 48) the world has been a bit skeptical. The concept of inoculation is counter-intuitive—what sense does it make to inject a healthy person with the very virus they’re trying to prevent he or she from contracting? The very idea of it seems dangerous‚ even reckless. The issue with this uneasy feeling about the safety and sense of vaccinations is ignorance. We

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    Importance Of Vaccination Abstract This paper explores the importance of vaccine to the human kind. This work deals with the pivotal role of vaccine in our life. Vaccine is a biological substance that helps to increase the immunity against the disease. The vaccine is similar to the computers antivirus software program which detects the malfunctioning program from the computer and tries to remove it. Vaccine contains the substance which is similar to the disease causing microorganism‚ this microorganism

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    Researcher have indicated that the uptake rates of annual influenza uptake is effected by several factors‚ such as locational setting of vaccination availability (Lu 2014)‚ the cost of administering vaccine (Wada 2013) and the perceived vulnerability for the age groups (Wu 2013). Many of these factors also can be perceived as barriers that impact the vaccine uptake rates. Although these barriers here contribute to low annual uptake of influenza vaccine in adults‚ public health officials can minimize

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    livestock in a cost-effective manner‚ and prevent animal-to-human transmission from both domestic animals and wildlife. While vaccination and the therapeutic or prophylactic use of drugs both play an important role in animal disease control‚ vaccination is increasingly being viewed as the more sustainable option. This view is influenced not only by the potential that vaccination offers for greater economic efficiency but also by the concerns that have been raised about the selection of drug-resistant

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    Vaccinations: Option or Obligation? The concept of vaccination was first invented in 1796 by Edward Jenner‚ the father of immunology‚ who realized that certain people were immune to certain diseases. Further research led scientists to discover that people who were exposed to a strain of cowpox were immune because they already had antibodies that could fend off the strain. This was the genesis of over four hundred years of extensive and successful research. Since their beginning‚ vaccinations have

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    study on how the MMR vaccination possibly causes autism and the study was inconclusive. The researchers found no direct link between the MMR vaccination and autism. According to Jeffery Gerber‚ “ In California‚ researchers compared year-specific MMR vaccination rates of kindergarten students with the yearly autism case load of the California Department of Developmental Services during 1980- 1994. The increase in the number of autism diagnoses did not correlate with MMR vaccination rates” (2). Many people

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    Vaccinations are a common occurrence in many children’s lives that are typically followed by a heart-wrenching cry. With recent outbreaks of vaccine side-effects‚ many parents question the dangers associated with childhood vaccinations. This change in America’s medical and social culture has lead to a serious controversy affecting many. Surrounding this on-going controversy are many parents weighing the risks and benefits of vaccinating their children. Imposingly‚ many parents still fear the effects

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    Vaccinations are injections created to kill and weaken threatening organisms in the body. They also strengthen and support the body’s immunity in fighting against these harmful organisms. Vaccinations are also known as immunisations‚ needles and shots. All vaccinations must be licensed and approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) to ensure that the vaccines are safe and effective. Vaccines also go through a variety of testings‚ clinical trials and sanctions whereby extensive scientific

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    usage of vaccinations. The concept of a vaccination is the stimulation of one’s immune system in order to better protect itself against any sort of infectious disease. However‚ no matter the benefits of an application of induced immunity‚ people in modern times have called vaccinations into question over the amount of misinformation and the infringement on personal beliefs they represent especially when it comes to children. In the article‚ “Current Controversies in Childhood Vaccination”‚ written

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    January 19‚ 2015 Marc Schnitzer Health Care Museum Vaccination – Disease Prevention Although primitive forms of vaccination date back to the ancient Chinese‚ the creation of the small pox vaccine by Jenner in 1796 put vaccination into the mainstream of our healthcare system. In 1954‚ Saulk created the polio vaccine and in 1955 it was approved by the FDA for disbursement in the U.S. eventually eradicating the disease in this country. Vaccinations save our health care system over 14 billion dollars

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