Exam 12: Immunizations Parent Choice Vs Public Health
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State laws requiring immunizations for school entry have had a small effect on immunization rates, as compared to improved health care access.
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The state with the highest rate of both MMR and DTP vaccination in kindergarten populations for the 2012-2013 school year was:
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An outbreak of pertussis (whooping cough) in California in 2010 was at least partly attributed to:
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Increasing use of the internet and anti-vaccination websites may contribute to controversy about benefits and risks of childhood immunizations.
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Vaccination rates for school-aged children and adolescents show minimal geographic variation across the United States.
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States with the highest rates of children exempted from one or more vaccines are located in which region of the U.S.?
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Common themes on anti-vaccination web sites include both new theories and distrust of current scientific evidence.
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Reasons for parental "vaccine hesitancy" may include worry about side effects, preference for "natural" treatments, and concerns about the pharmaceutical industry.
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Wakefield's 1998 paper suggesting an association between MMR vaccine and autism was later retracted, and consequences included increases in vaccination rates in the United Kingdom.
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