The Changing View On Vaccinations Part 2
by Kimberly Allen, RN Read Part 1 Last month there began a significant outbreak of the measles in...
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How Legit Are These Vaccines?
The vaccination premise began around 300 years ago when a pharmacist from the UK inserted cowpox pus under the skin of a pre teen boy. This experiment was rooted on an undeclared rumor that anyone who had had cowpox would be immune to smallpox. Throughout the years this scientist vaccinated other unfortunate people against smallpox without any proof of positive results, safety nor approval from the medical society. The scientist approached King George III so much with a deceitful presentation that the king award him
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The return of the measles
Measles also known as rubeola is a highly contagious childhood illness that is caused by a virus. Measles is an infection that affects the respiratory system and can be very serious, even fatal for young children. At one time measles was a very common illness, in fact it was so common that most people had become ill with the disease before the age of 20 …
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Are Vaccines Really Good For You?
Vaccines begun in 1796 when a British pharmacist named Edward Jenner injected pus under the skin...
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