Mr Vaccination Research Paper

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1. The MMR vaccination is an immunization against measles, mumps and rubella. That is administrated via injection. 2. We vaccinate against measles, mumps and rubella because they are very unpleasant illnesses and either one of them could cause a death. Measles an cause ear infections, pneumonia, eye infections, fits and encephalitis (inflammation of your brain). Sometimes it can be fatal. Mumps can cause meningitis and result in deafness. It may also cause inflammation of the pancreas. In boys, it can damage the testicles and cause infertility. In girls, it can cause swelling of the ovaries. Rubella is also known as German measles and it's usually a minor illness. However, it's harmful to pregnant women. If you become infected during the first three months of…show more content…
The vaccine has shown to be very affective, the number of under 30 has drop since it was introduced. Also the number if babies born with a disability cause by rubella. In the year before the vaccine was introduced in the UK, 86,000 children caught measles and 16 died. Because of the MMR vaccine, no child has died from acute measles in the UK since 1992. 5. In 1998 a paper was published by researchers suggesting there was a link between autism and the vaccine. This started the debate of the MMR vaccine. 6. The consequences of the paper was that the papers ignored the fact there was no real proof of a link, which was stated in the paper, and that some parents decided to not give there children the vaccine. 7. Autism and bowel disease were the problems that were could be linked to the MMR vaccine but there is no proof. 8. If I were a parent I would give my child the vaccine, because I don’t want my child being affected by these diseases. I wouldn’t be afraid of my child getting autism from it either, because there was no link, more of an assumption. Because children are given the vaccine at the age that you start noticing the signs of autism in the

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