is the BIG question that most parents face today. In doing some research to answer this question I came across this video. It is a controversial topic, but this video provides some answers for Canadian children.
Jodi, I am very impressed with your blog. I now feel the need to 'step my game up'. I enjoyed your post about vaccination.
During my PIPD 3250 course at VCC, one of the exercises involved taking a stand on being for or against vaccinations.
One of our classmates, Dev (he is also enrolled with us in PIPD 3240) mentioned that as a healthcare provider, he believed in the importance of "community immunity".
Dev informed us that information supporting this was on various websites. Here is a link http://www.vaccines.gov/basics/protection
I believe that "community immunity" is helpful to combating dangerous strains of flu viruses.
Jodi, I am very impressed with your blog. I now feel the need to 'step my game up'. I enjoyed your post about vaccination.
ReplyDeleteDuring my PIPD 3250 course at VCC, one of the exercises involved taking a stand on being for or against vaccinations.
One of our classmates, Dev (he is also enrolled with us in PIPD 3240) mentioned that as a healthcare provider, he believed in the importance of "community immunity".
Dev informed us that information supporting this was on various websites. Here is a link http://www.vaccines.gov/basics/protection
I believe that "community immunity" is helpful to combating dangerous strains of flu viruses.
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