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Leaky gut and autism:
For their opinion some children from MMR vaccine founded many holes on their got and for that reason vaccine going to their brain and it's make autism. Also people should be stop vaccinate.
Data Flaws:
Mr. Wakefield jus found simple causes, but it was not enough. So parents came to him and they said their children get some holes after when their children get vaccinate, and he just made a data from what parents tell him, but there is not any results because of parent do not remember the actual time of when their children get that sickness.
Methods and Motives:
The scientist didn't believe them , but public not heard anything about these things. They said people should get three diffrent vaccines and also public heard that and they start to thing he is a good doctor for them. The scientists use public emotional and that's why public believe what they said.
The lawyers paid $50,000 to collect data for the suit, and they try to change people opinion to get MMR vaccine to make more money.

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Jackie Fletcher:

Robert Fletcher had been a "healthy"

Fletcher first started believing to the vaccinate

She meet to another mom and also get some information about her son, because her son had a same sickness.

Organization:

The MMR jab vaccine is an immunization vaccine against measles, mumps, and rubella.

The purpose of Jabs is which she described as a group dedicated to protecting children's.

The kids have also gotten sick not long after receiving their MMR jab.

Community Health Council locate other parents who believed their children had also been injured by vaccines.

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Causes:

Bettelheim declared that autism was an emotional disorder that developed in some children because of psychological harm brought upon them by their mothers. Kanner had observed a small sampling of children from educated families typically from the academic community. Kanner made an incorrect assumption that autistic children were more likely to be born to highly intellectual parents who were white and middle or upper class.

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Description:

Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis.

Pertussis is known for uncontrollable, violent coughing which often makes it hard to breathe.

After fits of many coughs, someone with pertussis often needs to take deep breaths which result in a "whooping" sound.

Pertussis can affect people of all ages, but can be very serious, even deadly, for babies less than a year old.

Vaccine Roulette:

Children who miss one or more of their scheduled whooping cough shots face a much greater risk of catching the potentially deadly disease.

Robert Mendelssohn, who was described as the former head of pediatrics at the UISM ( University of Illinois School of Medicine).

children denied all recommended shots are 30 times more likely to get sick.

More than 10 percent of parents now “under-vaccinate” their kids, citing concerns about vaccine safety.

Thompson reported lie new about vaccine, to change people opinion about vaccine.

Additionally, some of the people believed the news and they stop vaccine because they thought it's doesn't change their health with vaccine or without vaccine.

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Description:

Polio is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that attacks the nervous system.

Kids have to get vaccinate before they come to the school.

Children younger that 5 years old are more contact to the virus.

Polio is still in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nigeria.

Salk Vaccination:

Polio vaccines are vaccines used to prevent poliomyelitis.

There are two types of polio vaccines.

One of the polio vaccine uses inactivated polio virus and is given by injection

Another one of that polio vaccine uses weakened polio virus and is given by mouth.

The Salk vaccine is administered intramuscular, and being a killed vaccine, predominantly induces systemic antibodies.

Salk vaccine does not induce strong mucous immunity, so polio virus can replicate freely in the intestines of even vaccinated individuals, and the infection can then be spread to unvaccinated contacts.

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Description:

Smallpox is a very serious illness caused by a virus called the variola virus.

For now, there are no cases of smallpox disease in the United States.

The last case of smallpox in the U.S was in 1949, and the last case in the world was in 1977.

This virus can spread to other people, and it spreads through tiny drops of an infected person's saliva when the person coughs, talks, or sneezes.

A vaccine, a type of shot, can prevent infection with the virus that causes smallpox.

There are no pills that can treat smallpox, but scientists are doing research to try to develop medicine for the disease.

The other symptoms of smallpox are like those of many other less serious illnesses: fever, headache, backache, and feeling tired.

Early Vaccines:

The first successful vaccine to be developed, was introduced by Edward Jenner in 1796.

Edward Jenner followed up his observation that milkmaids who had previously caught cowpox did not later catch smallpox by showing that inoculated cowpox protected against inoculated smallpox.

The vaccine does not contain the variola virus that causes smallpox, but exposes the immune system to proteins that look like the virus so that an immune response occurs.

Routine vaccination against smallpox ended in 1972.

Through the use of the vaccine, smallpox was eliminated from causing human infection in the world in 1977.

The level of immunity among persons who were vaccinated before 1972 is uncertain.