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Please answer to this discussion post with a minimum of two hundred words. APA style 6th edition and no plagiarism.

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Even though the benefits of vaccines and vaccination have been well communicated to the people, controversies have still been detected. Apparently, this is out of the high number of people who still die because of an outbreak of vaccinated diseases. The controversies arise as many vaccines have been found to cause other health-related problems and are thus not welcomed by a majority of people.

Mercury was found in vaccines, especially, in multi-dose vaccines which are being preserved by methyl mercury. The effect of mercury in the nervous system is hazardous as the liquid metal causes illnesses to human beings. Consequently, many people avoided the vaccines as they considered them harmful to their health. The DPT vaccine also has some conspiracies as some children suffered neurological conditions just after being vaccinated. As a result, the potential risk of the vaccine was escaped by avoiding immunization (Dube, Vivion & MacDonald, 2015).

Various incidences, especially, when the Cutter Laboratories manufactured a number of drugs to aid in the prevention of polio, led to controversies. The doses were found to contain some virus which caused the number of polio infection, death, and even paralysis. The epidemic led to an increase in the number of people who reject the issue of vaccination. Seemingly, the controversies are caused by doubt of effectiveness and safety (Verger et al, 2015).

Assuredly, in reference to the previous cases, many people still find it difficult to believe that the vaccines are effective and cannot cause harm. The perceptions are being based on how the vaccines affected people before and this makes people run away from vaccination. As a result, disease outbreaks wipe a lot of people who still find it difficult to change their perceptions. I feel that vaccines are essential and that they shouldn’t be all considered unsafe due to a few cases.

References

Dube, E., Vivion, M., & MacDonald, N. E. (2015). Vaccine hesitancy, vaccine refusal, and the anti-vaccine movement: influence, impact, and implications. Expert review of vaccines, 14(1), 99-117.

Verger, P., Fressard, L., Collange, F., Gautier, A., Jestin, C., Launay, O., … & Peretti-Watel, P. (2015). Vaccine hesitancy among general practitioners and its determinants during controversies: a national cross-sectional survey in France. EBioMedicine, 2(8), 891-897.

 

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Module 6 – data visualization

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The chart you select to represent your data will be influenced by many factors. Kirk (2016) has put each chart into the five main families below:

  • Categorical: Comparing categories and distributions of quantities values
  • Hierarchical: Charting part-to-whole relationships and hierarchies
  • Relational: Graphing relationships to explore correlations and connections
  • Temporal: Showing trends and activities over time
  • Spatial: Mapping spatial patterns through overlays and distortions

Select a chart type from the text and discuss what the chart is used for and why you selected it. (The author has included a lot of different chart types in our course book).

Suicide and euthanasia

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Comment1

Suicide and euthanasia are extremely sensitive topics for the majority of individuals including health care workers. According to the Christian belief, it is considered a sinful act and therefore goes against Christian beliefs. Meilaender (2013) states that “Christians have held that suicide is morally wrong because they have seen it in a contradiction of our nature as creatures, an unwillingness to receive life moment by moment from the hand of God without ever regarding it as simply “our” possession” (Meilaender, 2013). He goes on to say that our life is not something we own and that by committing suicide we are essentially playing the role of creator. We need to remember that life is a gift from God and to take one’s own life is a selfish act and disrespectful to God for the gift of life he gave to us.

Suicide and euthanasia are controversial topics. I don’t whole heartedly agree with Meilaender. I believe that if a patient has a chronic illness that is causing them to have a very poor quality of life and/or chronic pain, then that person should be allowed to decide if they want to carry on with life living that way. What a bleak existence it would be. My husband and I have had numerous discussions about this very topic. We both agree that if either one of us were extremely ill, we should find a way to put that person out of their misery. On the flip side, if a healthy person were to take their own life, then I totally agree with Meilaender and that person is selfish and not following in the footsteps of God.

Comment2

Based on Meilaender’s (2013) perspective of suicide, it is morally wrong because there is an unwillingness to receive the life given, by our creator, moment by moment. Suicide

is not God’s will, it is the irrational desire of a man to be in control and a repercussion of sin with man acting as the creator, instead of the created. Meilanender (2013) contends that life is not “our” possession, nor ours to take whether by suicide or euthanasia. I appreciate his comparison of our lives to being characters in a story that God created while God gives us the freedom to act according to the nature he provided. However, I don’t believe that it was ever God’s intent to allow us the freedom to rationally take a life by suicide.

 

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