Home Dare to Question: A Young Adult's Guide to Vaccination
Many young adults have limited knowledge about vaccination and the common illnesses they may encounter. It is important for them to understand what vaccines are, the potential risks involved, and how their health and other life choices such as a career decisions can be affected both now and in the future.
Increasingly, schools and universities are restricting individuals who are unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated to attend certain programs or faculties. Similarly, many careers, especially in the healthcare sector, require vaccination as a condition of employment or ongoing licensing. Failing to meet these requirements can result in being denied entry to educational programs, losing your job, or even jeopardizing your career.
There are many questions to consider to become better informed before making decisions about vaccination. Vaccine Choice Canada has created a clear, easy-to-read guide for young adults that addresses important questions to help them understand the safety, effectiveness, and potential risks of vaccinations.
This book gives you the facts and tools to think for yourself. It’s not meant to pressure you, but to help you examine all sides and then make your own informed decision. A decision that you understand, can explain, and, most importantly, defend. Ultimately, this book is more than just a guide to understanding vaccines. It provides essential information to prepare you for the real world, where you are responsible for making your own choices.
“The argument made for mass vaccination is that vaccination is for “the greater good”. Yet many vaccines do not prevent infection or stop transmission. These include diphtheria, polio, tetanus, whooping cough, Hep B, COVID-19, influenza, and Hib vaccines. These vaccines provide no “community protection,” as is often claimed.
To state that vaccination is for “the greater good”, and that vaccine-free individuals are a threat to others, is marketing propaganda.”
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The particulars of any person’s concerns and circumstances should be discussed with a qualified health care practitioner prior to making any decision which may affect the health and welfare of that person or anyone under his or her care.