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*There are many risk and benefits of vaccinations recommended by the CDC. Are vaccinations safe? Should we be forced to get our children vaccinated? Vaccines have been getting blamed for casing many different illnesses including autism. Some people believe that vaccinations are safe and are proven to have more pros than cons.
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"Are Vaccinations Safe?".
*Vaccines have been known to protect and prevent illnesses such as, rubella, small pox, chicken pox, polio and measles. All of these diseases were at a all-time high 30 years ago. Some of these diseases even caused death. Since the invention of vaccines most of these diseases have became extinct. Children now have a higher immune system and are less often sick because of vaccinations. Vaccinations are known to be safe, and adverse reactions are extremely rare with the most common being fever or allergic reaction, which is easily treatable.
* Some people believe that vaccines have serious and sometimes fatal side effects. Although, with only 1 in 20,000 being affected. The government should allow the decision to vaccinate children up to the parents. Most of the diseases that vaccines target has essentially disappeared. There should be no reason to continue to have to vaccinate for a disease that no longer occurs. Therefore, making most diseases that vaccines target harmless, which makes vaccines unnecessary.
*When I was younger my whole house had chicken pox and measles at the same time. As I have gotten older and now have my own children, I make sure to keep them vaccinated. Mainly because they are school aged, and I believe that the vaccines protect them from illness outside of the home. Living in a free world, parents should be able to make their own decision as to whether they want their child vaccinated.
Some people believe that vaccines have more pros than cons because vaccinations are safe and are one of the greatest health developments since the 20th century.
