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Taking a vaccine can be a matter of individual choice in situations where protecting an individual from viruses or bacteria, but it is also a matter of community protection, especially when the vaccine is very effective in stopping transmission and people around who are immune-depressed cannot take the vaccine. They need our help to protect them to reduce the host of the virus.
For measles, mumps and rubella, we are talking about viruses that can make children sick, but this vaccine creates a protective wall after two doses, using a living (weak) virus that cannot be absorbed by children with immune promotion. This is because he or she has no immune protection to prevent the live virus in the vaccine from causing the disease.
Florida surgeon It was wrong when he vowed to end vaccine requirements in the state. Yes, the child or their parents have the right to choose not to get vaccinated, but the school has the right to exclude the child from attending based on the definition that constitutes a safe environment. Everyone agrees that no one has the right to bring the knife to school. Meanwhile, schools need to provide protection for children who are unable to take the vaccine due to their underlying medical conditions. What happens if Florida health officials feel a measles outbreak because other children or their parents vote against taking the vaccine?
Florida surgeon Dr. Joseph Ladaposhown signed a bill signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on November 18, 2021, against vaccine authorization. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara, file) (AP News)
This situation is clear because MMR vaccine has proven to be safe and effective In preventing spread, although measles is so contagious that almost every uninoculated child exposed to it will get sick, and one in seven of them will end up in the hospital.
The concept of community protection is more controversial when vaccines cannot stop vaccines (such as influenza or co-vaccines), but remember that reducing severity of vaccines can also reduce hospitalizations. In fact, the flu vaccine has been shown to be Greatly reduces the risk of emergency care visitshospitalization and death.
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Many medical centers, including my own, make sense in imposing influenza vaccine mandates for health care workers, because the last thing we have to do is to unconsciously spread the flu from one patient to another. Flu vaccine Reduced chances of this.
Community Protection is also why I wrote elsewhere that President Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize Operation twist speedan unprecedented public/private partnership that has brought a vital population in just nine months, saving millions of lives in the world. Although the covirus continues to mutation, making mRNA vaccines less effective in preventing spread, Reduced severitywhich again leads to fewer hospitalizations and fewer deaths, especially among vulnerable people with prone to existing diseases, especially in the first few months after vaccination.
Unfortunately, as one of our greatest preventive public health tools, vaccines have fallen into political battles and are out of their true purpose. I have all conducted an ongoing review of data, ongoing research and full transparency. I also debate which vaccine to authorize should not be clearly stated for reasons. Obviously, for too many groups, at the stage of the pandemic, the government ended up violating civil liberties without proving adequate community protection, which was clearly empowering too many groups for too long. But that’s not the same as saying they shouldn’t be widely used or used.
As a practicing physician, I do a risk/benefit analysis before recommending a vaccine to anyone and it is crucial that the patient’s fear and concerns and their vaccine history are part of the subsequent conversation. But when I remind all patients, the purpose of vaccination is twofold. Personal and community protection. Politics should never play a role in this decision.
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