Immunization is important to prevent deadly diseases and protect children's future. This year, Indonesia saw 622 diphtheria cases and 6 deaths due to a resurgence of anti-vaccine groups. Vaccines are often available for free from the government. While some argue vaccines are expensive or ineffective, evidence shows immunization decreases illness and death while evolving with diseases. Immunization must be applied to all of Indonesia's society.
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Immunization is important to prevent deadly diseases and protect children's future. This year, Indonesia saw 622 diphtheria cases and 6 deaths due to a resurgence of anti-vaccine groups. Vaccines are often available for free from the government. While some argue vaccines are expensive or ineffective, evidence shows immunization decreases illness and death while evolving with diseases. Immunization must be applied to all of Indonesia's society.
Immunization is important to prevent deadly diseases and protect children's future. This year, Indonesia saw 622 diphtheria cases and 6 deaths due to a resurgence of anti-vaccine groups. Vaccines are often available for free from the government. While some argue vaccines are expensive or ineffective, evidence shows immunization decreases illness and death while evolving with diseases. Immunization must be applied to all of Indonesia's society.
Background • 622 diphtheria case in Indonesia this year • 6 people died because of diphtheria • Resurgence of anti vaccine group in Indonesia led by famous figure Reason 1 • Immunization is expensive • In 2017, Rubella and MR vaccine is free from the government • Recently, diphtheria vaccine also available free from government to prevent the outbreak • In every year, there’s always free immunization program available at Posyandu Reason 2 • Immunization is not effective • It is critical that physicians remain up to date on vaccine efficacy and safety and serve as advocates for timely administration. (Bronfin DR. Childhood Immunization Controversies: What Are Parents Asking? The Ochsner Journal. 2008;8(3):151-156.) • Its proven effective to decrease the number of morbidity and mortality from varicella case • Varicella incidence declined an average of 97.4% (from 1993–1995 to 2013–2014) (VPD Surveillance Manual, Varicella: Chapter 17.1, 2015) Reason 3 • Being anti vaccine is the best way to stay out of problem • Just like technologies, diseases evolved • Battle between man against diseases • We have to be one step ahead Conclusion • Immunization must be applied in all Indonesia’s society • This is absolutely important to prevent deadly diseases
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