"What do you think about Vaccines?"

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💉 Do you have your complete vaccination schedule?

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As of last month, I have my complete vaccination schedule where I visit the hospital for vaccination as prescribed by the doctor which was the time that I was under medication. However, as I write to you now I have completed all my vaccination schedule, meaning currently I don't have any vaccination schedule as I am now free from the sickness that was distributing me.

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💉 Do you trust pharmaceutical companies that produce immaculate viruses or vaccines for certain diseases?

Trust in pharmaceutical companies that produce immaculate viruses or vaccination for certain diseases is often based on several factors such as regulatory oversight, transparency, safety records, and public benefit.

• Regulatory Oversight:
  In some countries, pharmaceutical products including vaccines, must pass through rigorous testing and approval by agencies for food drugs and administration control like in the case of Nigeria where any pharmaceutical companies that undergo this process can be trusted by me.

• Transparency and Data Sharing:
  I can trust pharmaceutical companies that are open about their research data, clinical trial results, and any side effects of their products.

• Public Benefit and Ethical Standard:
  I can trust any pharmaceutical companies whose treatments have eradicated or greatly reduced diseases, showcasing their importance.

• Historical Track Record:
  I can trust pharmaceutical companies that have had significant success with COVID-19 and polio vaccines and controversies such as opioid manufacturing issues.

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💉 Do you agree with vaccinating your child from birth until booster shots against diseases such as measles, chickenpox, and tuberculosis, and are you willing to vaccinate him/her in campaigns orchestrated by the World Health Organization in the event of an epidemic?

Yes, I do agree with the vaccination of my child from birth until booster shots against diseases such as measles, chickenpox, and tuberculosis which I was also vaccinated against when I was a child. I wouldn't vaccinate my child in campaigns orchestrated by the World Health Organisation in the event of an epidemic so fast when I haven't taken my time to weigh the cons and pros of such vaccination from the World Health Organisation.

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💉 Are vaccines good for humanity or do you think that the immune system can eliminate viruses and bacteria in the event of an epidemic?

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Vaccines have proven to be good for humanity, particularly in preventing and controlling infectious diseases which our immune system alone may struggle with during widespread epidemics. Below is the reason why vaccines are good.

• Enhanced Immune Response:
  Vaccines work by training our immune system to recognize and respond to specific pathogens before exposure. This helps the immune system to respond faster if someone has any bacteria or viruses.

• Natural Immunity Limitations: While our immune system can fight off many infections, some pathogens are very challenging to combat with prior immunity. Diseases like COVID-19, polio, and measles can be severe and even fatal, most especially among vulnerable populations. Vaccines can help you provide a safe way to build immunity without someone facing the full severity of the disease.

• Community Protection (Herd Immunity):
  Vaccination can protect not only people but also an entire community by reducing the spread of disease. When many people are vaccinated, it is difficult for diseases to spread, protecting those who can't be vaccinated.

• Eradication of Diseases:
  Vaccines have eliminated many deadly diseases like polio, and smallpox which would not have been possible with natural immunity alone.

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💉 When was the last time you got vaccinated?

I cannot remember the last time I got vaccinated because it was a long time ago which was when I was very small. The last time I got vaccinated was when I was 12 years old.

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