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What determines if you can get a disease multiple times?

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How expensive are vaccines?

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What if you can get a disease more then once?

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What if you can get a disease more then once?

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Do live and inactivated vaccines have different levels of effectiveness?

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How does one virus lead to the manifestation of another virus later on (i.e. chx pox --> shingles)?

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How does one virus lead to the manifestation of another virus later on (i.e. chx pox --> shingles)?

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What is the benefit of ring vaccinations over just having everybody vaccinated? Doesn't it make more sense to vaccinate everyone?

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How do we decide what strain of a disease we should vaccinate for? (ex. flu vaccine changes)

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How do we decide what strain of a disease we should vaccinate for? (ex. flu vaccine changes)

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How do we decide whether the vaccine should be live or dead?

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How do we decide whether the vaccine should be live or dead?

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Which vaccines are considered to be mandatory and how are these decided?

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Which vaccines are considered to be mandatory and how are these decided?

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What are the diseases that you can only get once? Why can't you get them again

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What are the diseases that you can only get once? Why can't you get them again

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lycogenic diseases, are they passed down from a parent to their children?

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Who decides what vaccinations are mandatory?

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Who decides what vaccinations are mandatory?

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When we are given live or weakened live vaccines, where do those viruses come from and how do medical professionals contain them and keep them alive until they are introduced into the body?

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During development, children are advised to receive a number of vaccinations to combat many possible viruses. Many people believe that introducing these developing immune to such an abundance of small amounts of viruses would hurt the child and could possibly use too much of their immune systems power. In one study, it was found that introducing 11 viruses through vaccines would only "use"
about 0.1% of the immune systems power.

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Reasons why people don't want to be vaccinated:

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Reasons why people don't want to be vaccinated:

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- "it's a hassle"
- they think it doesn't work (one story was she would always "get the flu" after getting a vaccine and when she didn't get the vaccine "she was fine")
- conspiracy theories (think that the gov't and pharmaceutical companies are trying to make money
- one story was that there was a vaccine that people said they wanted to distribute to a certain area but that was used to find where Osama Bin Laden was still living - makes people question the purpose

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Some individuals fear that vaccination can lead to other diseases. In the Somalian population many people associated the growing number of individuals with autism to the mmr vaccine.

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Some people fear problems with sterilization or the government taking control of their bodies

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Some people fear problems with sterilization or the government taking control of their bodies

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There is also fear that vaccinations could cause other diseases (ex. Hep B vaccine could cause multiple sclerosis, MMR vaccine causes autism)

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Some people are concerned with the idea of government control over their bodies with vaccinations

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Many people who are against the vaccination of their children and themselves are concerned with liberty and purity. Our country was founded on the beliefs of liberty and freedom of choice. People want to be in charge of their life and don't want to feel obligated to get a medical injection if they don't want to. Other people are concerned about the purity of the medicine. They are afraid to trust the science behind vaccinations. 

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Many people who are against the vaccination of their children and themselves are concerned with liberty and purity. Our country was founded on the beliefs of liberty and freedom of choice. People want to be in charge of their life and don't want to feel obligated to get a medical injection if they don't want to. Other people are concerned about the purity of the medicine. They are afraid to trust the science behind vaccinations. 

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there are not many side effects of vaccines. there have been rumors that some vaccinations causes autism but this is not the case. In very rare cases vaccinations can cause seizures but the dangers of the diseases the vaccinations are protecting against are much more serious and more likely to contract then any side effects

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Sometimes people don't get vaccines because leaders in their community come out strongly against it, either because of lifestyle choices or because they think there's a link between vaccines and other diseases.

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People who are against vaccination have a higher likelihood of being very religious. These people associate their arguments with "purity" and "independence." There has also been false research about the development of autism from vaccination.

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i read a story about a couple who used to be anti vax and had a son who died of rubella (i think). It was an interesting story about the thought process of some folks who were once against vaccinations, but had gone through an experience to change their outlook.

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How does vaccination in the US compare to the world?

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How does vaccination in the US compare to the world?

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What is the moral argument against vaccines?

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What is the moral argument against vaccines?

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What arguments are there against vaccines?

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What are the side effects of vaccines?

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How does vaccination affect a population?

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What diseases are scientists working on vaccines for currently?

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What diseases are scientists working on vaccines for currently?

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What vaccine research is going on today?

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What vaccine research is going on today?

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What reasons do people have to not take flu vaccinations?

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What reasons do people have to not take flu vaccinations?

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- concerns about sterilization and safety
- stories of links between vaccinations and certain diseases (such as autism or multiple sclerosis)
- people who live religious or "organic, natural lifestyles"

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What have some of the most successful vaccines been in the past?

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What have some of the most successful vaccines been in the past?

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The history of the vaccination...where did it all start?

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The history of the vaccination...where did it all start?

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what percent of the population in the United States is vaccinated?

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what percent of the population in the United States is vaccinated?

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How does the herd affect work? Is it responsible?

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How does the herd affect work? Is it responsible?

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Can people get more sick from being vaccinated as opposed to not

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Can people get more sick from being vaccinated as opposed to not

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What are some success stories for vaccines that have wiped out diseases in the past?

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What are some success stories for vaccines that have wiped out diseases in the past?

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What occurs in the body following a vaccination?

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anitbody test we'll do on Friday

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how much does what we learned about the ebola virus and its interaction with the immune system relate to the flu and its interaction with the immune system?