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  by Richard Heath

  Created on: December 03, 2007

  An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

  Vaccines provide that ounce of prevention by working

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  by Sarah Parrish

  Created on: March 24, 2009   Last Updated: March 26, 2009

  Vaccinations help the immune system. There's very little quesiton about that. They don't hinder the

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  by Penny Phillip

  Created on: August 09, 2007

  Decades ago devastating childhood diseases such as diphtheria and polio ravaged various regions of the

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  by Laura fanfare

  Created on: October 22, 2008   Last Updated: October 29, 2008

  With all the articles in the news about Autism and with many desperate parents and a few unqualified

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  by Anima Mundi

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  Before starting to write this I read many of the articles that people on both sides of the issue have

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  by Suzanne Gillan

  Created on: September 09, 2007   Last Updated: November 12, 2007

  Childhood vaccinations as a rule of thumb help build a strong immune system with added defense mechanisms

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  by Anthony Hesketh

  Created on: August 20, 2007

  I am extremely disappointed that this is even a question up for debate. I'm further disturbed that there

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  by Roger Morse

  Created on: August 25, 2007

  As a middle aged man, I had measles, mumps and rubella as a youngster. I had chicken pox. And I survived

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  by Laney Mammon

  Created on: July 19, 2007

  Vaccinations most definitely help the development of healty immune system. I wouldn't go so far as to

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  by Olivia Bredbenner

  Created on: August 24, 2007   Last Updated: November 07, 2007

  I am in agreement that childhood vaccinations help in the development of a healthy immune system.There

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  by Hal Lillywhite

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  Anyone who thinks vaccinations don't help is ignorant of medical history. Sorry to be so blunt but that's

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  by Michael Collins

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  In recent years, vaccines have come under attack from all quarters: woo-woo alternative medicine (they

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  by Mark Rushton

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  Like Mr Hesketh, I can't believe that people are writing on the 'hurt' side. I have a personal and very

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  by Javier Luque

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  It does not say much about quality when I see these kind of debates posted. My immediate question to

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  by Margaret Shauers

  Created on: August 25, 2007

  I was still in school when polio inoculation was invented. One of my cousins was hospitalized for three

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  by Jade McKenzie

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  It is questions such as this one which makes me want to answer. Partly because I want to voice my opinion

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  by Harold Grimes

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  Help? Hurt? I think this issue is a little more complicated than this.

  In the way that it may prevent

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  by Bethan Lloyd

  Created on: August 25, 2007

  I worry about the future of our children. There has been so much speculation and debate over this area,

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  by Charlotte Edwards

  Created on: August 25, 2007

  Oh come on? Are you kidding me... seriously? Vaccinations were made to help. Why would this hurt the

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  by Cristy Hebert

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  The pros of vaccines far outweigh the cons. Vaccines are essentiel to human beings to prevent them from