Concerning Preventive Vaccination, Infectious Diseases and the Extent of Responsibility
Despite the huge and seamingly undisputable success of vaccinal prevention, a critical situation is developing today in the context of immunization-controlled infections control. Increasing antivaccination propahanda leads to a decrease in the collective immunity and the occurance of high-contagenou...
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doaj-7ab49cc432f04381a08ced79cbb855402021-07-28T16:32:39ZengPaediatrician Publishers, LLCPediatričeskaâ Farmakologiâ1727-57762500-30892016-08-0113328528810.15690/pf.v13i3.15791413Concerning Preventive Vaccination, Infectious Diseases and the Extent of ResponsibilityS. V. Ilina0Irkutsk State Medical University, Irkutsk, Russian FederationDespite the huge and seamingly undisputable success of vaccinal prevention, a critical situation is developing today in the context of immunization-controlled infections control. Increasing antivaccination propahanda leads to a decrease in the collective immunity and the occurance of high-contagenous infectious diseases in various places of the world. It is a disturbing tendency — the usage of antivaccinal ideas for populist purposes. This article contains several examples of how such tactics lead to severe consequences for public health: pertussis and morbilli epidemia in Europe, poliomyelitis epidemia in African and Asian countries.https://www.pedpharma.ru/jour/article/view/1428childrenvaccinal prevention“antivaccinationism” |
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Concerning Preventive Vaccination, Infectious Diseases and the Extent of Responsibility |
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concerning preventive vaccination, infectious diseases and the extent of responsibility |
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Despite the huge and seamingly undisputable success of vaccinal prevention, a critical situation is developing today in the context of immunization-controlled infections control. Increasing antivaccination propahanda leads to a decrease in the collective immunity and the occurance of high-contagenous infectious diseases in various places of the world. It is a disturbing tendency — the usage of antivaccinal ideas for populist purposes. This article contains several examples of how such tactics lead to severe consequences for public health: pertussis and morbilli epidemia in Europe, poliomyelitis epidemia in African and Asian countries. |
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