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English 1302

College

April 10 2021

Vaccine and immunization

Annotated Bibliography

B92. "Mandatory Vaccination." B92.net, 2021, www.b92.net/eng/news/society.php?yyyy=2021&mm=04&dd=03&nav_id=110618.

The author discusses the issue of making the vaccine mandatory in society, and he describes that forcing people to get vaccines is an infringement of freedom because the individual should decide whether to get vaccinated or not. He claims that the policies to make vaccines mandatory have created controversies on vaccines' effectiveness and safety in society. The author believes that the community should be given the freedom to choose whether to get vaccinated or not.

The article is published after the arrest of Dr Jovanna Stojkvic with no clear indication of the charges against him. The source is informative because it entails the complaints of society and their opinions about vaccines. It is credible because it is timely and relevant as it bears the information about the vaccination against covid-19. Also, B92 s a well-known media platform publishing issues facing society today.

Therefore, the source is misinformation and informing because the individuals in society must get vaccinated against diseases with no treatment.

Bronfin, Daniel R. "Childhood Immunization Controversies: What Are Parents Asking?" PubMed Central (PMC), 2008, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3096324/.

The article discusses the controversies that the parents have against child immunization and vaccine. The parents believe that the vaccines have adverse effects that are harmful to the children. Also, the parents claim that their children are receiving too many vaccinations than earlier stated, thus question the necessity of toe vaccinations.

The source is credible because it is published by one of the renowned scholarly journals in the medical field. The researchers carry out an empirical study using facts and figures from the actual participants to test their hypothesis. The source is also timely because it is published at the tie whereby there were many controversies against school children's vaccination. The article aims to determine why there are any issues concerning vaccination and immunization of children in society. Yet, they were manufactured for the health benefits of the children.

The article contains good quality information because it is well researched and peer-reviewed before publishing.

De, Indranil. "Making Sense of Vaccine Hesitancy." The Wire Science, 7 Apr. 2021, science.thewire.in/health/making-sense-of-vaccine-hesitancy/.

The article discusses the importance of vaccines, especially against covid-19. There are many controversies about the vaccine's effectiveness and safety today due to its side effects that some people have experienced. The article, therefore, analyses the reason why society is reflecting on the vaccine despite the efforts made by the health practitioners in developing the vaccine.

The source is credible because it is timely and current. It is published after controversies about the Covid-19 vaccine across the globe. The article analyses why people are not confident with the vaccine and trying to make sense of its effectiveness. The report aims to analyze the importance of the vaccine and the fears that society has about it even after being certified to be safe for human consumption. The article was published on a science website, which renowned for publishing information about recent developments in the science field; before publishing the report, the board first reviews to ensure that they are truthful and informative to society.

The article is informative and of good quality because it discusses why the world questions the effectiveness of the covid-19 vaccine.

Garlick, Hattie. "'Worry is Contagious': the Vaccine-hesitant Parents Putting Children at Risk." The Guardian, 13 July 2019, www.theguardian.com/society/2019/jul/13/vaccines-hesitant-parents-threat-to-global-health.

The article analyses the risks at which the parents put their children questioning the vaccines' effectiveness and immunization. For many years, parents have been worrying about the adverse effects of vaccination and vaccines given to their children. The article, therefore, points out that the parents are putting their children at risk of getting infected with these viral infections worrying about what might become if they get vaccinated.

The article is a credible source because the authors of Guardian magazine publish it. The Guardian is one of the credible news sources dealing with various topics affecting society, including politics, economic, social and cultural. The article was published after controversies facing vaccines was declared top 10 threats to global health.

The article is a good quality of information because the facts were drawn based on the individuals' real experiences on vaccines. The data is well articulated and analyzed to inform the public about the dangers associated with too much worry in children's effectiveness.

Kurzgesagt. "The Side Effects of Vaccines - How High is the Risk?" YouTube, 2019, www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBkVCpbNnkU.

The video analyzes the side effects of the vaccines and how harmful they are to individuals. The video agrees that vaccines are the most effective preventive measures against viral infections but has adverse side effects. Therefore the narrator is analyzing these. The video discusses that vaccines are the most effective preventive measures against viral infections but has adverse side effects. Consequently, the narrator is investigating these effects and whether it would be safe not to be vaccinated.

The video was recorded and published on a personal youtube channel. Therefore it cannot be considered credible. Private youtube channel broadcasts information based on the public or individual opinions thus can not consider reasonable. It is timely because it was published when there are controversies about the effectiveness of the vaccine. The author of the video is not a researcher or a certified researcher; hence can not be considered a credible source.

The information is quality because it analyses the side effect associated with the vaccination but the need to get immunized or not should be the recommendation of a certified health practitioner.

WHO. "covid-19 vaccine." Facebook, 2021, www.facebook.com/WHO/posts/4164117603633591.

The post urges all the people worldwide to support the Covid-19 vaccine because it will help prevent the spread and ire infections. Therefore, the post suggests to the world that the vaccine is for everyone regardless of race, gender, or ethnicity, and therefore there is the need to support equity of vaccination.

The source is credible because it is posed, but the World Health organization is the certified organization for health information. The post is timely because it was posted when the world is creating awareness of the vaccine and the need of the world to get vaccinated against Covid-19. The authority of the post is under the World Health organization, therefore, can be verified.

The post contains good quality information because it urges the world to support the equity of vaccine to all people regardless of their age, race, gender and ethnicity.