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Which countries have the worst vaccination programs?

Which countries have the worst vaccination programs?

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Asked by I. Muller, Last updated: Nov 20, 2024

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T. ADAMS

T. ADAMS

Here to relax my mind a bit

T. ADAMS
T. ADAMS, Senior Executive, MBA, Andalusia

Answered Jun 19, 2019

The worst vaccinations as far as countries NOT vaccinating are: Afghanistan, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan and South Africa. As far as countries that do - the United States is the worst because they have a very alarming rate of austic children as a result of their vaccines, or at least all evidence points that way.

The worst vaccinations as far as countries NOT vaccinating are: Afghanistan, Angola, the Democratic
In Colorado, there was something called the Colorado's worst-in-the-nation measles vaccination rate if that tells you anything. As far as counties that don't vaccinate, out of the 123 million who were, billions of children in underdeveloped countries were not. It is always a heated debate where vaccinations are concerned to vaccinate or not to vaccinate that is the ongoing, unanswered question.

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Anthony Paul Bonadio

Anthony Paul Bonadio

Its kind of my job to give answers

Anthony Paul Bonadio
Anthony Paul Bonadio, Teacher, MCA, PhD, Toledo

Answered Jun 10, 2019

Most schools in Britain do not require children to be vaccinated to participate in programs and schools. Vaccines in Italy are also not mandatory; therefore, in Italy, people do not often receive vaccines, as they do in other countries. People in Italy do not trust their government, and vaccines are not regularly administered through schools or local clinics. Nigeria has the very lowest vaccination rate in the world. Nigeria is an African country that is situated on the coastline of Guinea, which is located on the East Coast.

Less than 10% of the population in Nigeria will receive the measles vaccine over a year. Madagascar is also in Africa, and many people there do not acquire good sustainable medical care. As a result, vaccines in this country are expensive and inconvenient. Africa probably does not have the best program for children as far as vaccines go, which could also be why diseases are still prevalent in that land to this day.

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