Wellbeing A-Z -Vaccination

The video discusses the history and development of vaccination, starting with ancient Ayurvedic practices using smallpox scabs to build immunity. It highlights Louis Pasteur's breakthrough with the cowpox vaccine in the late 1700s, which paved the way for modern immunization programs. Despite the success of these programs in eradicating diseases like smallpox, there is a growing movement against child immunization in Western cultures due to perceived risks. The video also covers various methods of vaccine administration and ongoing efforts to develop vaccines for diseases like HIV and malaria.

Who was responsible for developing the cowpox vaccine that significantly advanced the practice of vaccination?

• Louis Pasteur

• Robert Koch

• Alexander Fleming

• Edward Jenner

What is a major concern in Western cultures regarding child immunization?

• High cost of vaccines

• Lack of access to healthcare

• Low risks associated with vaccination

• Overpopulation

What could be a consequence of the growing anti-vaccination movement?

• More government funding for vaccines

• Higher vaccination rates

• Increased vaccine production

• Return of dormant diseases

How can vaccines be administered?

• Only through injection

• Only orally

• Via injection, orally, or nasal spray

• Only as a nasal spray

Which disease has been eradicated worldwide due to vaccination efforts?

• Malaria

• Measles

• Polio

• Smallpox