WHY YOU SHOULD VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN BY DANA KOISHOR.

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WHY YOU SHOULD VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN BY DANA KOISHOR

REASONS TO VACCINATE Save’s your child’s life Safe and effective Protects others around you Protects future generations

HOW VACCINES CAN SAVE YOUR CHILD’S LIFE Shield against diseases Strengthens immune system Creates antibodies

ARE VACCINES SAFE AND EFFECTIVE? Constantly being tested and evaluated by doctors and scientists Takes 10 – 15 years to become approved Severe reactions to vaccines are rare VAERS was created to document reactions to vaccines Risk of not getting vaccines outweighs the risk of getting vaccines

VACCINES PROTECT OTHER FAMILIES AND FUTURE GENERATIONS Some children cannot vaccinate If others around them are vaccinated they can’t contract the virus Has potential to get rid of harmful diseases Eradicated small pox

GET VACCINATED! Keep yourself safe Others safe Future generations safe!

REFERENCES Five Important Reasons to Vaccinate Your Child. (n.d.). Retrieved from child.html How Vaccines Prevent Diseases. (n.d.). Retrieved from What is Polio? (n.d.). Retrieved from