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Describe the public health topic area that you selected and why you selected it.
Immunization is the process of ensuring that a person is resistant or immune to an infectious disease which is mainly through the administration of a vaccine. Vaccines are essential in stimulating the immune system in a person’s body in order to shield one against successive disease or infection. I choose immunization as the topic area since as much as we would want to look away from it, it is has a major influence in the general health of the nation. Immunization is not only essential in our state; Saudi Arabia but it is also plays significant roles in other states all over the world. According to the World Health Organization, immunization has been proven to be a tool that helps in eliminating and controlling infectious diseases that are life-threatening and is anticipated to prevent between two to three million deaths annually. This is among the reasons that the topic area is important to look at.
According to Kern County Public Health Services Department, immunization through the use of vaccines has transformed the modern world. Unlike fifty years back, widespread diseases and illnesses such as rubella, measles, polio, and others crippled and caused deaths of hundreds of thousands of patients, but currently these illnesses do not pose a threat to the community as a result of preventative vaccines use. Immunization requires attention as it is not limited to children but is also people belonging to all lifestyles and ages need to be immunized as well as people who come across young children. In Saudi Arabia, it has not been different, immunization has been important in eliminating the risk of infection of illnesses such as variola disease, smallpox and meningitis which in the past caused the death of millions of people. The situation is different now as a result of the use of vaccines which help in boosting people’s immune and saves people’s lives.
Compare and contrast (describe what is similar and what is different) the immunization programs in Kern County and Saudi Arabia.
Immunization processes or systems in Kern County dif.
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- 2. Dismissing media reports that the COVID- 19 inoculation drive among kids was wrecked in the state, Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Tuesday said the vaccination drive was advancing great and a sum of 57,025 dosages have been given to those having a place with the 12-14 years old gathering up until this point. She named as "absolutely unmerited" a report that showed up in a segment of media claiming just 751 kids were given the hit even three weeks after the drive was sent off for the class. The drive is being done through the Center's COWIN entry and an inoculation announcement is distributed in such manner on the site of the state wellbeing division, she said in an articulation.
- 3. "Along these lines, bogus misleading publicity against the vaccinaton drive ought to be halted," George said. The drive comes up short on expected speed this present time as it is the opportunity of school assessments in the southern state and it was at that point informed before all else that the speed of inoculation would be low in this period, she said. An organized drive of Health and Education Departments would be led for kids when the assessments are finished, the priest added. Citing figures, she likewise said a sum of 79% of youngsters (12,10,093), matured between 15-17 years, were given the principal portion and 47 percent of a
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