Özet:

Vaccination is the most effective and economical method known to protect the health of individuals and the community today. Basically, the pathogenic organisms are given to the body in a weakened or dead way. This means that the immune system in our body is activated. Until now, the vaccine for many major diseases such as gonorrhoea, child paralysis, difteria, hemophilus influenza type b, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, sputum, sputum, conjunctive pneumococcus, sputum, tetanus, tuberculosis, has been successfully implemented in many countries with the policies established by the World Health Organization. In Turkey, in parallel with the policies of the World Health Organization, the "Extended Immunity Programme" was launched. Thanks to the vaccination studies made the government’s policy, our vaccination rate in 2015 reached 97%. However, the “Extended Immunization Programme” is constantly updated according to different events such as hats and umre visits, tourism activities, the flow of refugees from neighbouring countries.  In recent years, there are claims that vaccines have caused optism, lack of attention, hyperactivity disorders, neurological diseases, inflammatory intestinal diseases and some diseases of the immune system. This has led to an anti-vaccination campaign. However, there is still uncertainty about this due to the contradiction of scientific findings. This collection discussed vaccines, the importance of vaccination and anti-vaccination campaigns.

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