Of course, the primary benefit of vaccinations is to prevent disease. These diseases can range from mild illnesses such as the chicken pox or the flu to the most serious and sometimes even deadly diseases. According to my research, (www.immunizeforgood.com) vaccinations have decreased the rate of disease quite drastically. In fact, they estimate that in the United States alone, 33,000 deaths have been prevented in one year alone. The number worldwide was estimated to be near 3 million deaths. This is besides counting any decreases in the hospitalizations due to severe illnesses that would have resulted from lack of vaccinations. Below is a chart taken directly from the website sited below the chart that details the drop in decline due solely
Of course, the primary benefit of vaccinations is to prevent disease. These diseases can range from mild illnesses such as the chicken pox or the flu to the most serious and sometimes even deadly diseases. According to my research, (www.immunizeforgood.com) vaccinations have decreased the rate of disease quite drastically. In fact, they estimate that in the United States alone, 33,000 deaths have been prevented in one year alone. The number worldwide was estimated to be near 3 million deaths. This is besides counting any decreases in the hospitalizations due to severe illnesses that would have resulted from lack of vaccinations. Below is a chart taken directly from the website sited below the chart that details the drop in decline due solely