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"FDA's Center for Biologies expresses confidence in the safety,

effectiveness of MMR vaccine." Adverse Event Reporting News, 30 Apr.
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 Effectiveness
-The MMR vaccine has been approved in the US for nearly 50 years
-As a result, measles and rubella were eradicated in the US
 Affects
-These diseases start with symptoms that seem like a common cold
-They can cause serious illness and even death.
-Measles is a respiratory disease that causes a skin rash and is
dangerous, especially for babies and young children
-It is one of the most contagious diseases and can cause severe
complications
 Infected
- Unvaccinated people may be exposed to measles while they are
overseas and bring the disease back into the country
- 20 million people get measles each year.
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Milstien, Julie, and Lahouari Belgharbi. "Regulatory pathways for
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 Undeveloped countries
-Places that aren’t as developed as others are in desperate need of help
-Many are dying from simple diseases that we have eradicated in the
US thanks to the help of vaccines
-But one of the problems is their governments are superstitious and
won’t allow vaccines
-They believe that vaccines cause birth defects and ADHD and even
death
 The Process
-To start shipping vaccines, they have to be prepped and gone through
EXTENSIVE processing before it can leave US soil
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Bitsouni, Vasiliki, et al. "Predicting vaccine effectiveness in livestock
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 History
- vaccination are considered the most powerful defense against
infectious diseases.
-they have been proven MANY times to not have side effects
- Studies continue to show no corralation between vaccines and autism.
 Improvements!
-they have even been making new vaccines for livestock
- Vaccines prevent more than 3 mill deaths ever year.
- Not all vaccines are given as shots, some are given orally.
- In Saharan Africa, casualties by disease dropped by 92%