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Vaccination of children against preventable diseases is not only unnecessary but also dangerous. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Children
’s
vaccinations
 have become detested among a certain portion of western culture. These people argue that
vaccinations
 are toxic to the health of their kids and as
such
 is not required.
This
 essay will argue why vaccinating
children
 against hazardous and spreadable epidemics is completely needed regardless of small potential risks and
thus
 reducing the potential of having a deadly disease. On the one hand, parents have always been cautious regarding their
children
’s health and are wary about getting them vaccinated as well. They are frightened about injecting the unknown substance into the bodies of their toddlers that have the potential to make them sick. There are some instances of
children
 that have been captured are there, unfortunately reacting adversely to these medicines. Due to these things, the fear among many parents that
vaccinations
 are not entailed and can be far more dangerous than getting their
children
 other communicable diseases like a cold cough is on the rise.
On the other hand
, the uncertainty associated with the
vaccinations
 are minor and can be cured after but the idea of being unnecessary and dangerous is completely preposterous. Why
vaccinations
 are crucial to a child’s health? Because many life-threatening sicknesses have been prevented over 100 years and some of them have been eradicated around the globe.
Moreover
, the number of
children
 so far saved outweighs the number of dangers that come with the
vaccinations
 and
also
 outweighs the number of toddlers who died due to the fact of being affected by these spreadable infections. So, the idea of
vaccinations
 being unnecessary and dangerous is ill-informed and quite absurd and can affect the country. to sum up,
this
 essay argued that people who are against having their
children
 immunized against
such
 illness are the ones who have their thinking flawed and cannot find a solution to
this
 problem and are underestimating the risks of not getting their sons or daughters protected.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Immunization
  • Preventable diseases
  • Eradicate
  • Efficacy
  • Immune system
  • Herd immunity
  • Vulnerable populations
  • Misconceptions
  • Discredited
  • Side effects
  • Child mortality
  • Global health
  • Vaccination campaigns
  • Rigorous testing
  • Public health policy
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