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Record Nr.

UNINA9910136693203321

Autore

Spinelli Chris

Titolo

The vaccination debate : making the right choice for you and your children / / Chris Spinelli, DO, & Maryann Karinch

Pubbl/distr/stampa

New Horizon Press

ISBN

0-88282-506-2

Disciplina

614.4/7083

Soggetti

Vaccination of children - United States

Vaccines - Complications - United States

Vaccines - Health aspects - United States

Immunization of children - Complications - United States

Vaccination - United States - Public opinion

Public health laws - United States

Autism - Etiology

Vaccines - Toxicology

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Nota di contenuto

Introduction : a genuine vaccination debate -- Is there really a problem with decreased vaccinations? -- What do vaccines do to an infant or toddler? -- How do vaccines affect young children and adolescents? -- How do vaccines affect adults of any age? -- The autism debate -- The additives and preservatives debate -- The natural immunity debate -- The homeopathy debate -- The political debate -- The future of vaccination debates -- Making up your mind to be pro- or anti-vaccine.

Sommario/riassunto

"'The Vaccination Debate' takes a rational approach to discussing the science of vaccines in the context of everyday life. As Spinelli and Karinch examine the schedule of vaccines from birth through adolescence, the authors shed new light on this timely and controversial issue, writing with a tone that a pediatrician would use with curious, concerned parents. Many parents and health care professionals believe vaccines to be one of the best public health practices ever instituted on a widespread basis. Yet the anti-vaccine



movement has increasingly become one of hesitation and fear. Which is the right choice to make for your children? To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? Both grounded in scientific data and consumer-friendly material, 'The Vaccination Debate' serves as an essential reference guide for parents on the fence about vaccinating their kids, and for physicians trying to vaccinate their patients."--