ANTI-VACCINATION: VACCINE HESITANCY and REFUSAL

Öz

Since the first day of vaccination, there has been negations against vaccines which have been one of the most important weapon against various infectious diseases for a long time. Anti-vaccination, which is defined as the behavior of different dimensions ranging from opposing a single vaccine to rejecting all vaccines, threatens the health of all members of the society. Informing the public about the results of scientific studies on vaccination and its effects is important in the campaign against anti-vaccination movement.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Anti-vaccine movements,vaccine refusal,vaccine hesitancy,vaccine safety

AŞI KARŞITLIĞI: AŞI KARARSIZLIĞI ve AŞI REDDİ - ANTI-VACCINATION: VACCINE HESITANCY and REFUSAL

Öz

Aşıların kullanıma girdiği ilk günden bu yana enfeksiyon hastalıkları ile mücadelede en önemli silah olan aşılar konusunda olumsuz yaklaşımlar gündeme gelmektedir. Tek bir aşıya karşı olmaktan tüm aşıları reddetmeye kadar uzanan farklı boyutlardaki davranış biçimi olarak tanımlanan aşı karşıtlığı toplumun tüm bireylerinin sağlığını tehdit etmektedir. Aşılama ve etkileri konusunda yapılan bilimsel çalışmaların sonuçları hakkında toplumun bilgilendirilmesi aşı karşıtı hareketler ile mücadelede önemlidir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• aşı karşıtı kampanyalar,aşı reddi,aşı kararsızlığı,aşı güvenliği

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