Vaccines prepare the body to fight off a certain illness or disease. There is a very small amount of the illness in the vaccination, causing the immune system to produce more antibodies to fight off those illnesses. Therefore, you're immune system develops an immunity to the illness or disease.
So, if one person develops an immunity to a certain illness or disease, it is highly less likely for them to catch that disease. If they don't get the disease, chances are high that their parents and family won't get it either. Basically, if one child is immunized, he or she reduces the exposure to a certain disease for all around him/her.
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To serve the constitution and community by protecting an individual's constitutionally protected rights.
To preserve and protect the constitution and community by enforcing the law and protecting an individual's constitutionally protected rights.
It seems to me that the biggest reason is that it is unsafe for children. Parents and other responsible adults in a community - even in an impoverished community, ought to protect children and forbid or discourage activities that put them in harm's way.
All laws, local, state and federal protect the community but local ordinances are designed to protect and govern life in a particular community.
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to protect member of the community
Needs and wants within a community will determine what people advocate for. Many families find it important to protect their children.
to protect them
An individual can protect himself. He should curb the use of CFC's.
The police protect the community.
how do we maintain protect and preserve health amidst the rising development of our community
To protect the community and save them if there is a fire, obviously.......