Vaccines aren’t bad It could be much more than a common cold, or it may just be a cold. How are you to know through? Take your children to the doctor and get them vaccinated, and you could avoid a lot of stress. Do you want a major disease to spread just because you wouldn’t vaccinated your children? There are so many lives that are put in danger over one thing. It can help save your country and many other countries from going into financial deficit, because a disease is spreading fast. The parents that refuse to vaccinate their children need to be at least fined, until they understand the importance of vaccinating their children. Individuals that have a higher risks of getting horrible diseases need to be protected. The chance of a baby catching a disease is so high because they haven’t been exposed to …show more content…
Studies have estimated to save more than one dollar for every five dollars spent on vaccinations (Armstrong, Edward). Almost every disease either approached or exceeded ninety percent reduction of the disease. Vaccinating children and everyone in 1977 against smallpox exceeded three-hundred million dollars per year (Armstrong, Edward). We are saving so much by vaccinating than we would if we had to try and get rid of a disease that has already spread. People who disagree with me would say that their right as a parent and human is being violated, as well as the risks are high however, the data showing negative side effects of vaccines is insignificant. Medical evidence has shown on infants the side effects only show swelling and redness (Maron, Dina). The argument that vaccines can cause autism is inaccurate. Symptoms of autism start developing around the same age children receive their vaccines, which help the argument (Maron, Dina). The studies show that the vaccines have nothing to do with autism. Vaccines are safe and side effects are usually rare or