Pros and Cons of Vaccinations - Desklib

This article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of vaccinating children against diseases. It covers the benefits of vaccines, such as saving lives and protecting the community, as well as the risks, such as allergic reactions and infringement upon religious freedoms. The article concludes that despite the barriers and shortcomings, it is necessary to immunize children to save future generations from fatal diseases.

Running head: PROS AND CONS OF VACCINATIONS
PROS AND CONS OF VACCINATIONS
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Pros of vaccinations Cons of vaccinations
1. Vaccines aim to save the lives of the
children and most of the
paediatricians assure that these are
90%-99% efficient to prevent
diseases.
2. The ingredients used in vaccine
production are safe
3. Adverse reactions after vaccination
are extremely rare.
4. Vaccinations to the children protect
the whole community to be saved
from the contagious diseases.
5. Vaccinations to then children save
money and time of the parents.
Infectious diseases affect the sick
child and lead to potential long-term
disability that ultimately incur
1. Vaccinations may cause serious
which often proved fatal for the
children. These vaccines carry the
risk of allergic reaction which is
often life-threatening.
2. Vaccines contain thimerosal which
is an organic compound of mercury,
used to produce flu vaccines. This
kind of compounds are severely
harmful (Rodríguez & Garcia,
2017).
3. Mandatories in vaccinations infringe
upon religious freedoms.
4. Vaccines contain some ingredients
which are considered to be
objectionable. Vaccines like IPV,
HPV, Hep A, RV are made from the
pig gelatine, insect cells, chicken
eggs and monkey cells.
5. Natural immunity is more effective
than vaccinations.

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medical costs but vaccinations help
to eliminate such issues.
6. Proper vaccinations can eradicate
life- taking diseases such as polio
like they have eradicated small pox.
7. Some of the vaccines to prevent
diseases have not yet disappeared
therefore these are still necessary.
8. Immunization of the child can save
the future generation (Campbell et
al., 2017).
9. Vaccinations initiated by the
government provide economic
benefits for the society.
6. There are some vaccines that aim to
target those diseases which have
already disappeared.
7. Most of the diseases that these
vaccines target are comparatively
harmless.
Contradictions:
Pros Cons
Vaccinations sometimes lead to
illness. Sometimes there can be
allergic reactions in the place where
vaccine has been taken but overall
these actually help in safeguarding
Vaccinations targets diseases but many of
the children cannot bear their initial effects.

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severe illnesses.
Thesis statement:
Despite of having various barriers and shortcomings, it is necessary to immunize the children
so that the generation can be saved from fatal diseases.

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References:
Campbell, H., Edwards, A., Letley, L., Bedford, H., Ramsay, M., & Yarwood, J. (2017).
Changing attitudes to childhood immunisation in English parents. Vaccine, 35(22),
2979-2985.
Rodríguez, M. D., & García, Á. D. (2017). Pros and cons of vaccination against disease
caused by serogroup B meningococcal disease. Medicina Clínica (English Edition).