Immunization by Gabriela Moreyra Muñoz

Rebeca Cisneros

2024-04-17 21:36:40 UTC

It is very important to talk the community into complete vaccination schemes, because it will stop the dissemination of these diseases. Also it is important for those that have Diabetes or Lupus, etc to have the extra protection from the vaccines, so they don’t get worse.

Mariana Castro Ramírez

2024-04-17 21:37:25 UTC

Mexico has made significant progress in lowering disease rates through vaccination programs. It's impressive to see how the vaccine schedule has evolved over the years to include more vaccines, reflecting a commitment to public health. However, there's still room for improvement, especially in adding vaccines to further protect the population. This shows the importance of continually assessing and updating vaccination strategies to ensure the best outcomes for everyone's health.

Merari Villarreal

2024-04-17 21:37:28 UTC

In conclusion, vaccines are a cornerstone of modern medicine and public health. They have saved millions of lives and continue to play a vital role in safeguarding global health. Regular vaccination is essential for maintaining individual and community immunity against infectious diseases.

Isanelly García

2024-04-17 21:37:46 UTC

Vaccines are essential to protect individual and public health, prevent serious diseases and their complications, and contribute to the eradication of infectious diseases. Getting vaccinated as recommended by health professionals is essential to maintaining the health of oneself and the community.

Michelle Reyna

2024-04-17 21:38:01 UTC

Vaccines help us protect different deadly diseases according to the age and most common diseases in your country, because they help us generate immunity and protection against the disease.

Karim Trejo

2024-04-17 21:38:20 UTC

Vaccination plays a pivotal role in public health by effectively preventing the spread of infectious diseases. By stimulating the immune system to produce antibodies against specific pathogens, vaccines help individuals develop immunity without experiencing the actual illness.

Uriel Alfonso González Díaz

2024-04-17 21:38:27 UTC

I consider that vaccination is important in terms of public health, because it prevents diseases that are very contagious and that can be easily transmitted among the population.

Jessie Atzin Villa Oliveros

2024-04-17 21:38:28 UTC

It's important to be informed about the whole process of how vaccines are created, how are they tested and why do they need to exist. When we're informed, we can inform and teach our patients how important vaccines are, specially for children.

Vaccination | Ana Sofia Rojas

2024-04-17 21:38:42 UTC

So making a resume, both of them are efficient for the people, but the mexican scheme it’s more complete based on doses and the diseases that cover it.

Narda Martínez

2024-04-17 21:38:47 UTC

Vaccines are crucial in preventive tools in preventive medicine and public health. They prevent serious and potentially deadly diseases like polio, measles, hepatitis, and influenza by stimulating the immune system to develop defenses against infectious agents. Vaccination also plays a vital role in controlling infectious diseases globally, contributing to herd immunity and reducing the burden on healthcare systems.

Dulce Treviño

2024-04-17 21:38:52 UTC

Vaccines are crucial for safeguarding public health by preventing the spread of infectious diseases, reducing the severity of illnesses, protecting vulnerable populations, and contributing to the eradication of deadly viruses. Their widespread adoption not only saves lives but also fosters community immunity, making them an indispensable tool in modern medicine.

Cindy Zertuche

2024-04-17 21:38:53 UTC

Understanding the history of vaccine development is crucial as it sheds light on the immense benefits vaccines offer. It highlights the scientific progress made in preventing diseases, saving lives, and promoting public health.

Gerardo Muñoz

munozgerardo984 — 2024-04-17 21:39:15 UTC

In summary, getting vaccinated not only protects the vaccinated individual but also protects the community at large by preventing the spread of diseases and their potentially severe consequences. It is a safe, effective, and vital measure for maintaining public health.

Osvaldo Cepeda Reyes

2024-04-17 21:39:33 UTC

It’s clear that it stands as a testament to the power of collective action in public health. Each person who gets vaccinated adds to the community’s defense, much like bricks in a wall, creating a barrier that shields even those who can’t be vaccinated themselves. It’s a beautiful example of how individual choices contribute to the greater good, ensuring that the most vulnerable among us are protected by the immunity of the many. This shared responsibility is not just about protecting oneself; it’s about upholding a commitment to the health and well-being of the entire community. In essence, herd immunity is a mosaic of protection, each piece vital, each person’s choice resonating with the promise of a healthier society for all.

Ximena Balboa González

2024-04-17 21:39:39 UTC

As a personal opinion, I consider that it is really important that we have complete knowledge of the vaccination scheme that is applied in our country, because this is what will protect us against a large number of diseases that we can contract throughout our lives. . Furthermore, I consider that it is a sufficiently complete scheme that will provide us with adequate immunity to have the minimum contagion of diseases.

María Fernanda Covarrubias Lara

2024-04-17 21:39:39 UTC

Vaccination is of great importance since thanks to it it has been possible to eradicate various diseases that have caused many deaths worldwide, which is why vaccines are considered a great achievement within medicine and health Systems.

2024-04-17 21:39:39 UTC

ISELA ARELLANO

Vaccines are essential for preventing diseases, protecting both individual and public health, and aiding in the eradication of serious illnesses. They improve quality of life and enhance healthcare safety for populations worldwide.

Estrella Iracheta

2024-04-17 21:39:40 UTC

Vaccines are important because we can protect our selfs and other people, this way we can reduce mobility and mortality. Vaccines prepare our body to attack those diseases. Even if every country has it's own vaccination scheme, we agreed in class to add some to our own like varicella vaccine, a disease that is frequently in our country.

Morin De los Reyes Manuel Alejandro

2024-04-17 21:39:44 UTC

We have already seen that vaccination have an important role in the prevention and control of diseases, this due to the way they work, causing the most susceptible population to become immune, protecting them and at the same time preventing the spread from person to person. This protects against outbreaks of disease and, when enough people become immune, can enable community immunity’ or ‘herd immunity’, protecting not only those vaccinated but also, indirectly, those who are more vulnerable to disease.

Angélica Andrea Cervantes Colunga

2024-04-17 21:39:44 UTC

I consider that the discovery of vaccines is one of the greatest advances in medicine, since after this many diseases have been prevented over time until today. Vaccines have been a very important tool to control and eradicate many infections.

JUAN ANTONIO VEGA ALVARADO One of the main importance of vaccination is to make citizens aware that receiving this type of immunization will save their lives and that of their family members. I believe that the national vaccination system is complete for what is endemic here in the country, it should be consider all those who go on a trip and may contract foreign diseases.

2024-04-17 21:39:49 UTC

People who are against vaccines should receive information about what they are doing to their children.

Evelyn González Morales

2024-04-17 21:39:50 UTC

vaccines are crucial because they prevent diseases, create herd immunity, control epidemics, reduce healthcare costs, and can lead to disease eradication. In short, they save lives and protect public health.

Ulises sanchez

2024-04-17 21:39:53 UTC

I consider that vaccination is important since it protects us against diseases through attenuated virus or DNA vaccines recognizing the antigen.

Fernando Cuellar

2024-04-17 21:39:59 UTC

Vaccines are essential for preventing serious diseases and protecting communities. They provide effective protection against dangerous pathogens and contribute to herd immunity. Vaccines are especially vital for vulnerable groups and represent a cost-effective public health strategy. The safety and efficacy of vaccines are supported by robust scientific evidence. Getting vaccinated is both a personal and community responsibility that saves lives and guards against infectious disease outbreaks.

Samantha Espino

2024-04-17 21:40:04 UTC

The importance of vaccination is essential to prevent diseases and protect the health of the population. Thanks to vaccination, it has been possible to eradicate various diseases that caused many deaths worldwide.

Fernanda Amezcua

2024-04-17 21:40:04 UTC

Vaccines are so important because give us extra protection from viruses and other diseases, and even if we get sick makes the disease less dangerous. Vaccines help us to have good immunity and have better health. Thanks to our system in Mexico vaccines are free and effective.

Estefania González Viterio

2024-04-17 21:40:06 UTC

Vaccines are a crucial and effective tool in modern medicine, preventing diseases, saving lives, and safeguarding the health of communities. They provide individual protection while also contributing to herd immunity, reducing the spread of diseases even among those who cannot be vaccinated.

Angela Suárez

2024-04-17 21:40:07 UTC

Being vaccinated is not only important for protecting ourselves from serious diseases but also for safeguarding the health of our community and contributing to global health security, also vaccination is one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and improve overall public health.

Fernández Mata Karla Raquel

2024-04-17 21:40:14 UTC

Immunization is important because it helps to control various diseases. Vaccines have the function of protecting against diseases that affect children and adults. One disease that affects children is chickenpox.

leopoldo

2024-04-17 21:40:43 UTC

Vaccines are biological medications that, when applied to healthy people, cause the generation of defenses (antibodies) that act to protect against contact with the infectious agents against which they are vaccinated, preventing infection or disease. Vaccines benefit both vaccinated people and unvaccinated and susceptible people living around them.

Yudith Alejandra Galvan Leos

2024-04-17 21:40:54 UTC

It is very important to explain the importance of vaccines since the population must understand the great importance of this since they protect against contagious and dangerous diseases, in addition to the fact that vaccines are for all ages.

Axel Francisco Siller Flores

2024-04-17 21:40:56 UTC

Misinformation greatly affects prevention strategies with vaccines. It is important to prepare and have arguments to be able to confront these people. As health personnel, we know these issues well and their importance, so we must be the pillar of this issue. Furthermore, violence was always an option 👍

Mariana Montes Verdines

2024-04-17 21:40:58 UTC

Vaccines are really important for our society. They have reduced the child mortality and while it can still improve Mexico’s scheme is really good. Also, we have to keep spreading information about their functions in order to stop misinformation about their effects.

Yessica Gonzalez

2024-04-17 21:41:04 UTC

In conclusion, immunizations are very important to protect the human body and strengthen the immune system, without vaccines, diseases would affect us with greater intensity.

Emanuel Garcia

2024-04-17 21:41:06 UTC

In this class we learned about the importance of the vaccines, and the importance of been informated.

I think that the vaccinations are very important to the community, cause the vaccinations they helps us fight diseases and have a better quality of life

2024-04-17 21:41:12 UTC

The vaccination es more important to be informed about the whoke process of how vaccines are created, it prevents deseases, that are very contagios.

zamithamkz — 2024-04-17 21:41:43 UTC

Grecia Leal

2024-04-17 21:41:59 UTC

I think immunization is very important as it helps us protect our body from different diseases and thus avoid further complications in the future

Maria Zazil Rodriguez

2024-04-17 21:42:21 UTC

It is important to stop misinformation about vaccines. The population must be made aware of how important it is to be vaccinated. People should be listened to, doubts should be clarified, evidence about the great benefits should be shown, and people should be responsible.

Sofía Alejandra Hernández Medellín

2024-04-17 21:42:30 UTC

Vaccination is a simple, safe and effective way of protecting the body against harmful diseases. It is important that every person gets their immunization schedule completed, that way we will not only be protected individually, but as a society.

CARLOS MELLO

2024-04-17 21:42:46 UTC

I've been reading a lot about the topic and I found really interesting how the healthcare try to maintain the good health of the community, most of the time we dont play close attention to it but its a good effort to have a good life quality

Guillermo Isai Vega Guerrero

2024-04-17 21:43:24 UTC

The importance of vaccination today is evident, since it has been seen that diseases that were previously fatal have been prevented through these prevention methods. That is why, as health professionals, we must promote and disseminate the different vaccines available in our health units, and invite people to get vaccinated, and with it the benefits that exist, leaving aside the beliefs about the negative effects they have.

Joanna Alcocer

2024-04-17 21:44:51 UTC

Vaccination it’s important because it protects us and the ones around us from diseases, or in the case that we get the disease it is less severe

Sotero Alejandro

2024-04-17 21:45:31 UTC

In my opinion vaccines are quite important to prevent diseases for those who are vaccinated and the ones who don’t

In adition, vaccines are a very strong support on the health care

Luckson Jean Baptiste

2024-04-17 21:45:42 UTC

Vaccine a problem in the world…

We know that we are living as a community and we should respect any one decision but my point is when my decision affects others I should think about it.

Juan David Aguilar Hernández

2024-04-17 21:45:43 UTC

Vaccination not only benefits individuals by protecting them from disease, but also contributes to herd immunity, helping to control the spread of infectious diseases throughout the population.

Alejandra Espinola Cervantes

2024-04-17 21:46:10 UTC

In conclusion, immunization is a cornerstone of public health, offering protection against infectious diseases, promoting economic prosperity, ensuring global health security, and driving advancements in medical science. By investing in immunization programs and ensuring widespread vaccine access, we can safeguard individual and population health, prevent outbreaks, and build resilient healthcare systems.

Geraldine Andrea Galindo Ángeles

2024-04-17 21:46:10 UTC

Immunizations allow you to gain immunity (protection) from diseases caused by bacteria or viruses, and help protect the people around you. Adults can get a mild form of a disease and pass it to children. The symptoms of this same disease can be more severe in children. If you don't get the vaccine, you can only gain immunity if you get the disease.

Immunization prevents illness, disability, and death from vaccine-preventable diseases, which include measles, hepatitis B, diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), pneumonia, polio, rotavirus diarrhea, rubella, and tetanus.

Children who are immunized are protected against these dangerous diseases, which can often lead to disability or death. All boys and girls have the right to this protection

Eliseo Coronado

2024-04-17 21:46:12 UTC

Vacaciones help prevent life threatening diseases such as measles, polio, influenza, and hepatitis, among others. By stinulating the immune system to produce a protective response, vaccines prepare the body to fight invading patvogens.

Samantha Salcido Zúñiga

2024-04-17 21:47:09 UTC

Vaccination is of the utmost importance because they save lives by reducing the spread of infectious diseases. In addition, they contribute to the eradication of diseases and improve public health in general. Vaccination should be promoted so that the entire population has timely access to them.

Elsa Yudith Hernandez Vazquez

2024-04-17 21:49:52 UTC

In conclusion, immunization is fundamental tool to promote public health and save lives.