Present a written argument or case to an educated reader with no special knowledge of the following topic. Many childhood diseases can now be prevented through the use of vaccines. Should parents be made by law to immunise their children against common diseases or should individuals have the right to choose not to immunise their children? You should use your own ideas, knowledge and experience and support your arguments with examples and relevant evidence.

Advancement of technology helped the medical field in all senses ,particularly in

immunisation

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the immunisation

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and vaccination area. Compared to earlier days, many childhood diseases have been wiped out completely with the help of vaccines. It is

parents

' duty to make sure that their

kids

are getting vaccinated against common diseases and

this

essay discusses the enforcement of the law if the

parents

fail to

immunise

their

kids

.

Firstly

, it is a big mistake if a parent decides not to

immunise

their

kids

. They don't have the right to take decisions and they have to regret it badly if anything goes wrong.

for example

, some

parents

in the early 90s were reluctant to give polio vaccines to

kids

due to their religious beliefs which resulted badly in the child's health. The best way is to follow the instructions of health authorities.

Secondly

, if any

parents

decide not to

immunise

their

kids

,

then

the law should be enforced. No matter what.

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In fact

Infact

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In fact

these law is already in place in many developed countries like the US, UK and Germany.

However

many other countries

such

as India, and Bangladesh, where

parents

are not educated about the importance of vaccination and

hence

they are still reluctant.

This

can be overcome by giving social and basic health awareness classes and governments should take initiative for

this

. To conclude, all

parents

have to be aware of the importance of immunisation and it is the government's responsibility to do basic awareness classes. if any parent still does not

immunise

their

kids

,

then

this

should be treated as a legal offence.