Averhoff, F., Linton, L., Peddecord, K. M., Edwards, C., Wang, W., & Fishbein, D. (2004). A middle school immunization law rapidly and substantially increases immunization coverage among adolescents. American journal of public health, 94(6), 978-984. This article describes the problem of reaching higher rates of immunization in schools in order...
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Response 1 I think you need to be careful in the way that you use statistics. For example, when you say, “most childhood vaccinations are 90-99 % effective in preventing death”, what is the population that you are referring to? The children who would have gotten sick, but didn’t because...
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The primary objective of the research is to provide an in-depth explanation regarding how cells and vaccine protect the body from diseases. The topic arouses my interest in a myriad of aspects including essential body cells and information pertaining the immune system and how vaccine curb virus. The paper will...
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Cervical cancer is now the second most common cancer occurring in women and is the fifth most prevalent cause of death (Bosch, et al, 1995). Human papilloma virus (HPV) has been detected in approximately 93% of all tumors, with little variation among different geographic locations around the world (Bosch, et...
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Every year in the fall, people must decide if they should obtain an influenza shot. For some, its a no-brainer. They get vaccinated every year and do not think about it. For others, the decision is more difficult. They have objections for one reason or another. Even scientists cannot agree...
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Influenza (flu) is a serious condition that can result in significant mortality and morbidity. It is a widespread condition that occurs primarily during the winter months. Influenza is a disease that occurs in all age groups. However, mortality associated with influenza is most likely to occur in individuals over the...
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In the case presented, scientists created a typhus vaccine during World War II. They were commissioned by the German government to create the vaccine for the Nazi soldiers. However, at the time, typhus was also a serious problem in the Jewish ghettoes and the other populations that were being targeted...
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Introductory paragraph *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...
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Recently, I have felt a deep and increasing hesitation against providing routine immunizations and vaccines especially to the elderly people. My hesitation for routine immunizations and vaccines is because I belief that human beings have the right to make any choices they want for themselves. People should not be forced...
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I Introduction Are vaccines safe in light of the potent neurotoxic additives they contain? It is not hidden that vaccines contain additives which are known to be potent neurotoxic chemicals including mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde and MSG (monosodium glutamate) (Shaw & Tomljenovic 2013). Many researchers and parents are questioning the safety...
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