vaccination

Discusses the history and background of vaccination issues in the United States.

A collection of essays on the various sides of the issue of vaccinations.

Describes the history of medicine and vaccinations, includes tips on how to avoid getting sick.

A collection of fourteen opposing essays discussing vaccines. Includes a list of organizations to contact.

Describes what life was like before vaccinations. Discusses how diseases affect the human body, the discovery of vaccinations and how they work, herd immunity, and vaccine safety. Features fact boxes, activities, a timeline, a glossary of terms, and information on top vaccines.

Biology Ph.D. candidate Marie Skov is devastated when, on the same day as her mother's death, her mentor Kristian Storm apparently kills himself. When she learns that Storm's research was being sabatoged and that he thought he was being followed, Skov asks for help from the police, but the only one who agrees to help her is Marhauge, who shares her desire for answers.

Contains fourteen essays that present different perspectives on the debate over vaccines.

Examines the cultural myths surrounding vaccination.

The title "Should vaccinations be mandatory?" includes a wide range of opinion on a single controversial subject. This book includes primary and secondary sources from a variety of perspectives -- scientific journals, government officials and many others. Extensive bibliographies and annotated lists of relevant organizations to contact offer a gateway to future research.