Vaccine killed Kanchha† (?): an analysis of pros vs cons views
Journal Title: International Journal of Vaccines and Research (IJVR) - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
Though vaccines are the most successful interventions of the biomedical sciences, few people have negative aspects of vaccination. Due to greater demands of vaccines against HIV, malaria, and TB, vaccinologists are in the hope of current research for the newer vaccines. This viewpoint addresses the current opinions of provaccinists and antivaccinists in an area where people do not know much about vaccination. This paper concludes that vaccination is one of the boons of biomedical sciences and it needs an extra care during preservation, transportation and preparation of vaccines in injection. This will be supportive to successfully immunize the children and to lower the negative perception of antivaccinists.
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Tirth Raj Ghimire
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- DOI 10.19070/2572-7427-160002
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