Vaccination Essays
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Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in an emergence of medical studies to combat the effects of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2), the virus that causes COVID-19. Such therapies currently being applied range from vaccines to repurposed treatments for influenza, to drugs that were not effective in patients with Ebola, to malaria treatments that were formulated years ago. In line with this, the World Health Organization (WHO) conducted a comprehensive analysis of the rationale for the various therapeutics currently...
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This paper explores the trends, issues and challenges confronting the successful vaccine development for the novel Coronavirus disease. Right from the starting of COVID-19 pandemic, no drugs or vaccine has been developed nor approved for treating those with coronavirus infection. This year the scientific community and the vaccine industry have been asked to respond urgently to this pandemic. Presently numerous vaccine development platforms are under the process for DNA and RNA based vaccines showing great potential followed by recombinant- subunit...
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My friends are already asking me why people around the world are afraid of the vaccine for COVID-19 that is being developed. Many people know that vaccines are good stuff because they have protected billions of humans against diseases. They just cannot understand why the same is dreaded around the world to the extent that there has been a push and pull on where potential vaccines should be tested in a clinical trial. Bill Gates himself despite being the proponent...
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My essay is going to be based on, the ongoing controversial debate as to whether there is a link between the Measles Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccine in causing autism. I have chosen a media headline story that is related to this subject, and I will back it up with credible sources from journal articles. The MMR vaccine introduced in 1988 ‘is a safe and effective combined vaccine that protects against 3 separate illnesses – measles, mumps and rubella -...
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Influenza (flu) can be a serious illness, especially for older adults. People aged over 65 years get the greatest burden of severe flu disease. It is transmittable disease which attacks epithelial cells lining the respiratory tract and lead to local inflammation. It is transferred through droplet infection during coughing, talking or sneezing by infected person [1, 2]. 70-90 % of seasonal related flu deaths were resulted in people over 65 years and it leads to 50-70 percent of seasonal flu...
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