Vaccination Policy in US

Shivam Seth

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Vaccination Policy in the United States of America

Vaccination policy is implemented by the government for immunization purpose . This policy has been adopted by many nations . It is voluntary in some nations and mandatory in some nations . In some nations government pay all the cost and some nations a part is paid by the government

Vaccination policy was also adopted by the United States . In U .S immunization is mandatory . It is mandatory for the children before enrolling into

school . Some person can obtain exemption in some conditions . Religious exemptions are allowed in West Virginia and Mississippi . Religious exemptions increased during the period of 2003 to 2007 in most of the states . It is decreased only on three states- Nebraska , Wyoming , South Carolina . All states of U .S . want that the children are immunized against some childhood decision such as measles , mumps , chickenpox , diphtheria and whooping cough . Parents are allowed parents to opt out for medical or religious reasons only in twenty-eight states . Florida , Massachusetts and New York come into these states . Parents are also allowed to cite personal or philosophical reasons ' in other twenty states including California Pennsylvania , Texas and Ohio (Leblanc

According this policy vaccination is very necessary for every one Vaccination is done to reduce the effect of any natural disease . Vaccine is used for this purpose . It produces immunity against a disease Multiple doses are required for maximum effect . Vaccine schedules are developed for proper vaccination . These...