Vaccines
What is the major issue with Vaccines?
A lot of people don't want to eat vaccinated because of the vaccine itself. "the idea of injecting your child with some foreign substance, whose purpose, side effects, and origins you may not be educated about, is a frightening concept" (Dzubay 826).
Who is the speaker?
Sarah Dzubay is an MD/MPH candidate at the Oregon Health & Science University School of medicine
What is the importance?
Vaccines are important because they provide immunity for individuals and the community around them.
Whats the purpose?
To get people to actually vaccinate themselves and more importantly their children.
Vaccines were made to...(help or hurt)... the population against deadly diseases.
Help! "without vaccines, our globe would be ravaged by disease and we would not be as productive and successful as we are today" (Dzubay 826).
Who is the audience?
Parents, citizens, rich people, anti-vaccination advocates
A ... is a harmful bacteria that kills off our immune system.
What is a pathogen.
What is the context?
People have stopped getting vaccines and have stopped giving their children vaccines because of the myths of vaccines having dangerous sideffects.
What is the author's stance on the article?
She thinks that vaccines are an important medical development made to kill harmful bacteria and deadly diseases, and when people don't get vaccinated she thinks they don't want others to be safe.
What is the catalyst or exigence?
In Spring of 2015, a family had gone to enjoy Disneyland with their kids only to come back home with a dangerous disease.