Vaccination Benefits

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulate all vaccines to ensure safety and effectiveness. No federal laws mandating vaccination exist, but all 50 states require certain vaccinations (exemptions allowed) for children entering public schools (ProCon.org, 2013). Children who are not vaccinated have a higher death rate than children who have obtained vaccinations. There are many arguments as to whether vaccinations are safe for children to receive. Vaccines should be a requirement for children because they help prevent diseases, minimize the risks for some disease and increase economic benefits.

Examining previous Supreme Court rulings on rights verses vaccinations is one way to justify a new mandatory vaccination policy. However, the legislative branches of government must also agree, thus a cost benefit analysis is necessary to validate a mandatory vaccination.

When one is given a vaccine, the body’s immune system fights the disease or virus causing the body to become immune to the disease. Before vaccines, the only way to become immune to a disease was too simply contract the disease and hopefully live with no serious side effects or passing on the potentially deadly illness or dangers in a wide-spread epidemic. Vaccinations have been saving lives for over 200 years now. Below is a chart showing the successful impact vaccinations have had in the United States.

have been proven to save millions of lives per year, including 3 million of those being children

Vaccinations are very important to help keep our bodies safe. They prevent diseases like chickenpox, the measles, and influenza. Doctors highly encourage to get properly vaccinated to prevent getting sick and keeping yourself and others around you healthy. By getting vaccinated you are helping yourself stay healthy so that you can stay active and have a long healthy

With a development of media and technological ways of social communication, is it vital to trust information from the reliable sources. Many people who do not trust or not satisfied with the quality of medicine, and usually quest the material from unreliable sources. Therefore, matter of reliability of immunization is still a huge topic for debate. For example, people sometimes rely on anecdotes, rare cases or even opinions that they have heard from others. The following article presents different point of view of the opponents, and emphasizes the evidences that support benefits of immunization.

Most schools, summer camps, colleges, and etc require you to have certain vaccinations before attending. If everyone has the vaccination for a certain disease, it can eventually be eradicated; for example, polio. If we can just about extinguish one disease, think of all the good we can do if we are able to get rid of more diseases. If more people are getting vaccinated, then less people will be getting sick.

It is very important to vaccinate all Children, Teen, and Adults because immunization can save your life against more disease than ever before. Some of the disease that killed thousands have been eliminated completely because of begin vaccinated. For example Polio is one example that had a great impact on vaccines. Polio was once America’s most- feared disease causing death and paralysis across the county. Vaccinations are a safe and effective vaccines are only given Children, Teen, and Adults after careful review by scientists and healthcare professionals. Yes, some vaccines will cause some pain, discomfort, Redness, or even tenderness at the injection site. That is all minimal compared to the Pain, Discomfort, and Trauma a disease can cause.

Vaccines like any other medication have different side effects, some being more harmful than others or those who are still unknown. Information regarding vaccinations and their safety is still very confusing. Laws regarding vaccination vary by state, pediatrician and other providers have different views and websites contradict themselves (Vaccines, 2016). Vaccinations have many benefits and those benefits outweigh the risks.

I believe that all of us have a public health commitment to protect our children and community by vaccinating. If children aren’t vaccinated they can spread disease to others. As parents we should want to protect our children from diseases and stay healthy. Vaccinations are safe and effective. Vaccines do that!

This Nova episode clearly argues that all people should be vaccinated. This conclusion can be drawn from the arguments that were made against people who chose to “opt out” of getting their children vaccinated. This episode was trying to explain that although vaccines are not perfect, they provide a better option to the public by being proactive with their health. Parents who decide to “opt out” of giving their children life saving vaccinations often have a few different reasons for their beliefs. First, they are afraid that their child will have an adverse reaction to the vaccine. Next, they are afraid that the vaccine could potentially cause Autism. Lastly, many people believe that since certain diseases, such as polio or measles, are no

It helps the body’s immune system by adapting the body to a specific pathogen that is going to cause a certain disease. The vaccine contributes with the body’s natural defense to help it fight against the disease. When the vaccination is introduced into the body, the immune system will destroy it and memorize its properties so that the next time when a similar agent enters the body it will respond that similar agent. The immune system responds to the infectious agent by either neutralizing or destroying it before it gets the chance to enter a cell and mutate. For example, the MMR vaccine, it is a combination of three vaccines for measles, mumps, and rubella; its job is to help the immune system to become resistant to all three of the diseases. It teaches the body to attack measles, mumps, and rubella whenever the body comes into contact with it. Thus, vaccination is beneficial to the body to prevent future diseases of a specific pathogen and people should get

Being a parent is a tough job. Balancing and figuring out healthy food options to baby proofing your house to keep chemicals and other hazardous things away is tough enough as it is. What every parent wants is to have their child grow up happy, healthy, and strong. One way a person is told to keep their child healthy, is to vaccinate whenever possible. But are all vaccinations safe and necessary?

(World Health Organisation, 2016) Vaccinations combine and react within the immune system to produce an immune response similar to the disease that is being vaccinated against. The vaccines given do not cause the disease or put the person given the vaccine anything your body can’t fight against. The vaccination is basically used to ’train’ the body how to deal with a disease and try to prevent it before your body is faced with the real disease. You should always get the vaccine because in some instances, vaccinations are used to simply to decrease the side effects whereas waiting to get the disease can be much more risky and

Immunizing patients is vital for healthcare providers to do to maintain the health of our population. Within the research one thing maintained the same and this was the need to advocate for our clients, whether they are children or adults. Along with advocating for our clients we need to inform our patients and their parents (if they are underage) of the benefits of vaccination. There are risks to vaccination and it’s not for everyone, such as, in most cases the immunosuppressed. That is also another reason why our healthy population should vaccinate to help protect those who cannot be vaccinated. The immunizations may be updating little changes at a time but what will always remain the same is people need to be educated and informed on why